VIRREY, JONALYN M. 3C3 In this discussion I have learned under the Rule 129 which is a verbal or written admission which is made by the judge. It also have two kinds of judicial notice where the first one is mandatory notice which the court always take the notice without evidence. Second one is discretionary judicial notice which the judge may valid to refuse to take notice of.
VILLEGAS, ALEXADER JAMES R. 3C3 I’ve learned that in Rule 129 it is a verbal or written admission made by the judge. Judicial Notice it refers to a certain fact that the judge must or ought to know. I’ve also learned that There are 2 kinds of Judicial Notice, first is the Mandatory Notice, Judicial Notice is mandatory if the existence and territorial extent of states, political history, form of government and symbol of nationality, law of nation and admiralty and maritime courts of the world and their seals. The second kind is Discretionary judicial notice which the judge may valid to refuse to take notice of.
ZARZUA, KYLE CHRISTIAN DOMINIQUE R 3C3 I've learned in this topic RULE 129 is a verbal or written admission which is made by a judge. In addition, I have also learned that Judicial Notice it refers to a certain facts that the judge must or ought to know. There are 2 kinds of Judicial Notice. First kind of Judicial Notice is Mandatory Notice which the court will always take judicial notice of. The second one is discretionary notice this are facts Which the judge may valid the refused to take notice of. I also learned here in this discussion is that the common knowledge is the ordinary experiences of life or they be matters which are generally accepted by mankind. Additionally, Discretionary Judicial Notice can be taken off during trial or after trial but before judgement or on appeal make take judicial matter and allowed both parties to be heard. Next one is the Judicial Admission it is an admission written or verbal made by a party in the course of the proceedings in the same case which does not require proofs. Note: If a party has made a judicial admission wether verbal or written that admission does not need to be proven anymore by the opposing party. Judicial Admission vs. Extra Judicial Admission Judicial Admission- made in the course of the proceeding in the same case - does not need proof Extra Judicial Admission- made out of court or in a judicial proceedings other than the one under consideration - regarded as evidence
DE MESA, EASTER JOY M. (3C4) The part 2 of discussion in rules on evidence mainly focused on judicial notice in which when a court deems a fact given as evidence to be true without a formal presentation of proof, this term is employed. It is based on considerations of expediency and convenience. It displaces evidence, being equivalent to proof. The judicial notice refers to specific facts that the judges or authorities must know or even need to know for the sake of convenience and expediency in other words, it is something that the judges automatically take notice of and the party does not have to establish in court.
ARENA, JICELLE D. (3C3) In part 2 RULE 129, the JUDICIAL NOTICE is based on consideration of expediency and convenience to being proof equipment and it makes evidence necessary. REQUISITE OF JUDICIAL NOTICE is it maybe assumed to be judicial known is that of notoriety. so they have MANDATORY NOTICE and DISCRETIONARY NOTICE. The "commom knowledge" is the ordinary experiences of life or they may be matters which are generally accept. So Necessary hearing in discretionary judicial note: DURING TRIAL- may announce its intention to taje judicial note. AFTER TRIAL but before Judgement on or appeal- may take judicial notice of any matter and allow the parties to be heard. *Judicial Admissions is the verbal or written made by party/ conclusive upon the commiter. *Extra-judicial Admission- is made out of court in a judicial proceeding/ rebuttable. -Admission made in Pleadings which are (not) filed with court: 1. if signed by party litigant himself. 2. if signed by counsel- not admissible because counsel only binds his client with respect to admission. Lastly, Judicial notice of foreign laws- that may not be taken judicial note of and have to be proved line of other fact. Thankyou Atty. For this video, keep safe and God bless.
Bilog,Johndanwill j 3c3 Rule 129:The judicial notice which based on considerationsof expediency and convinience that displays evidence as it is equivalent to proof. And there are also 2 kinds of Judicial notice ; the mandatory notice and the discretionary notice. In mandatory notice it includes facts of being questioned or raised in atrial proceeding which refers toterritorial jurisdiction,form of government as well as geographical divisions that does'nt require evidence as it is apart of Mandatory notice while Discretionary notice are the facts which the judge may validly refuse to take notice of. The common knowledge it is the ordinary experiences of life or they may be matters which are generally accept. In addition necessary hearing in discretionary judicial. Note: During Trial- may announce its intention to taje judical note.After trial but before judgement on or appeal may take judical notice of any matter and allow parties to he heard.thankyou sir
CATARING, EMMANUEL B. 3C-3 I LEARNED THAT JUDICIAL ADMISSION IS A SELF-SERVING WHILE THE EXTRAJUDICIAL ADMISSION IS NOT ADMISSIBLE IF NOT SELF-SERVING, I LEARNED ALSO THE SELF SERVING EVIDENCE.
SAMSAMAN, PAULINE MAE O. 3C3 What I've learned in this topic RULE 129 It is a verbal or written admission made by a judge. A party to the case or his counsel must make a judicial admission in the course of the procedures in the same case, which does not require evidence elements. It can be verbal or written admission. There isn't a specific form that needs to be filled out. The self-serving rule, which forbids the admission of a witness' declaration in open court, only applies to extrajudicial admissions. It isn't for personal gain. Because the witness could be cross-examined on the subject, it is admissible. The requisite of judicial notice is that the matter must be one common and general knowledge note the principal guide in determining what facts may be assumed to be judicially known is that of notoriety Judicial notice is mandatory if the facts are the existence and territorial extent of States political history forms of government and symbols of nationality.
POLISTO, FRANCIS ANDREI P. 3C4 The existence and territorial extent of states, their political history, forms of government, and symbols of nationality, the law of nations, the admiralty and maritime courts of the world and their seals, the political constitution and history of the Philippines, the official acts of the legislative, executive, and judicial departments of the Philippines, the laws of nature, the measure of time, and other matters shall all be taken into account in a judicial notice. Evidence is defined as any fact that has the effect, inclination, or design of producing in the mind a persuasion, affirmative or negative, of the existence of some other truth that a crime has been committed. The requisite of judicial notice is that the matter must be one common and general knowledge note the principal guide in determining what facts may be assumed to be judicially known is that of notoriety Judicial notice is mandatory if the facts are the existence and territorial extent of States political history forms of government and symbols of nationality.
TUMPALAN, CRISTALYN A. - 3C3 Rule 129, a verbal or written admission made by the judge. This is when the two types of Judicial Notice come into play. The first type of Judicial Notice is Mandatory Notice, which the court must take. The second type is discretionary notice, which refers to facts that the judge may or may not take into account. In this presentation, common knowledge refers to everyday life events or facts that are widely recognized by humans.
CARLOS, JAYSON P. 3C3 GOOD EVE , ATTY! Thank you for this video lecture. SUMMARY RULE 129 Facts that need not to proven judicial notice those which the courts may take and the other one those that are judicially admitted those that are conclusively presumed and lastly those that are disputably presumed but in uncontradicted. Judicial notice It is based on considerations of expediency and convenience It displaces evidence, being equivalent to proof the requisite of judicial notice The matter must be one common and general knowledge note the principal guide in determining what facts may be assumed to be judicially known is that of notoriety Judicial notice is mandatory if the facts are Existence and territorial extent of States political history forms of government and symbols of nationality, Law of nations, admiralty and maritime courts of the world and their seals. Discretionary notice a court may take judicial notice of matters which are public knowledge, Capable of unquestionable demonstration or, Ought to be known to judges because of their judicial function. Common knowledge matters considered a common knowledge are those coming to the knowledge of men generally in the course of ordinary experiences of life, or they may be matters which are generally accepted by mankind as true and are capable of ready and unquestioned demonstration. Judicial admission It is an admission, verbal or written. made by a party in the course of the proceedings in the same case, which does not require proof elements mo judicail admission must be made by a party to the case or his counsel, must be made in the course of the proceedings in the same case, It can be verbal or written admission. There is no particular form required. Self serving evidence the self-serving rule which prohibits the admission of declaration of a witness applies only to extrajudicial admissions If the declaration is made in open court such is raw evidence. It is not self-serving. It is admissible because the witness may be cross examined on that matter.
VIRREY, JONALYN M. 3C3
In this discussion I have learned under the Rule 129 which is a verbal or written admission which is made by the judge. It also have two kinds of judicial notice where the first one is mandatory notice which the court always take the notice without evidence. Second one is discretionary judicial notice which the judge may valid to refuse to take notice of.
VILLEGAS, ALEXADER JAMES R.
3C3
I’ve learned that in Rule 129 it is a verbal or written admission made by the judge. Judicial Notice it refers to a certain fact that the judge must or ought to know. I’ve also learned that There are 2 kinds of Judicial Notice, first is the Mandatory Notice, Judicial Notice is mandatory if the existence and territorial extent of states, political history, form of government and symbol of nationality, law of nation and admiralty and maritime courts of the world and their seals. The second kind is Discretionary judicial notice which the judge may valid to refuse to take notice of.
ZARZUA, KYLE CHRISTIAN DOMINIQUE R
3C3
I've learned in this topic RULE 129 is a verbal or written admission which is made by a judge. In addition, I have also learned that Judicial Notice it refers to a certain facts that the judge must or ought to know. There are 2 kinds of Judicial Notice. First kind of Judicial Notice is Mandatory Notice which the court will always take judicial notice of. The second one is discretionary notice this are facts Which the judge may valid the refused to take notice of. I also learned here in this discussion is that the common knowledge is the ordinary experiences of life or they be matters which are generally accepted by mankind. Additionally, Discretionary Judicial Notice can be taken off during trial or after trial but before judgement or on appeal make take judicial matter and allowed both parties to be heard. Next one is the Judicial Admission it is an admission written or verbal made by a party in the course of the proceedings in the same case which does not require proofs.
Note: If a party has made a judicial admission wether verbal or written that admission does not need to be proven anymore by the opposing party.
Judicial Admission vs. Extra Judicial Admission
Judicial Admission- made in the course of the proceeding in the same case
- does not need proof
Extra Judicial Admission- made out of court or in a judicial proceedings other than the one under consideration
- regarded as evidence
DE MESA, EASTER JOY M. (3C4)
The part 2 of discussion in rules on evidence mainly focused on judicial notice in which when a court deems a fact given as evidence to be true without a formal presentation of proof, this term is employed. It is based on considerations of expediency and convenience. It displaces evidence, being equivalent to proof. The judicial notice refers to specific facts that the judges or authorities must know or even need to know for the sake of convenience and expediency in other words, it is something that the judges automatically take notice of and the party does not have to establish in court.
ARENA, JICELLE D. (3C3)
In part 2 RULE 129, the JUDICIAL NOTICE is based on consideration of expediency and convenience to being proof equipment and it makes evidence necessary.
REQUISITE OF JUDICIAL NOTICE is it maybe assumed to be judicial known is that of notoriety. so they have MANDATORY NOTICE and DISCRETIONARY NOTICE.
The "commom knowledge" is the ordinary experiences of life or they may be matters which are generally accept.
So Necessary hearing in discretionary judicial note:
DURING TRIAL- may announce its intention to taje judicial note.
AFTER TRIAL but before Judgement on or appeal- may take judicial notice of any matter and allow the parties to be heard.
*Judicial Admissions is the verbal or written made by party/ conclusive upon the commiter.
*Extra-judicial Admission- is made out of court in a judicial proceeding/ rebuttable.
-Admission made in Pleadings which are (not) filed with court: 1. if signed by party litigant himself. 2. if signed by counsel- not admissible because counsel only binds his client with respect to admission.
Lastly, Judicial notice of foreign laws- that may not be taken judicial note of and have to be proved line of other fact.
Thankyou Atty. For this video, keep safe and God bless.
Bilog,Johndanwill j
3c3
Rule 129:The judicial notice which based on considerationsof expediency and convinience that displays evidence as it is equivalent to proof. And there are also 2 kinds of Judicial notice ; the mandatory notice and the discretionary notice. In mandatory notice it includes facts of being questioned or raised in atrial proceeding which refers toterritorial jurisdiction,form of government as well as geographical divisions that does'nt require evidence as it is apart of Mandatory notice while Discretionary notice are the facts which the judge may validly refuse to take notice of. The common knowledge it is the ordinary experiences of life or they may be matters which are generally accept. In addition necessary hearing in discretionary judicial. Note: During Trial- may announce its intention to taje judical note.After trial but before judgement on or appeal may take judical notice of any matter and allow parties to he heard.thankyou sir
SEMBRANO PRECIOUS LOU B 3C3
i have learned alot about Rule 129 and its elements. And also the two kinds lf judicial notice which the court provided it
CATARING, EMMANUEL B.
3C-3
I LEARNED THAT JUDICIAL ADMISSION IS A SELF-SERVING WHILE THE EXTRAJUDICIAL ADMISSION IS NOT ADMISSIBLE IF NOT SELF-SERVING, I LEARNED ALSO THE SELF SERVING EVIDENCE.
Judicial faction of the judge from the court.
thankyou Atty.
SAMSAMAN, PAULINE MAE O.
3C3
What I've learned in this topic RULE 129
It is a verbal or written admission made by a judge. A party to the case or his counsel must make a judicial admission in the course of the procedures in the same case, which does not require evidence elements. It can be verbal or written admission. There isn't a specific form that needs to be filled out. The self-serving rule, which forbids the admission of a witness' declaration in open court, only applies to extrajudicial admissions. It isn't for personal gain. Because the witness could be cross-examined on the subject, it is admissible. The requisite of judicial notice is that the matter must be one common and general knowledge note the principal guide in determining what facts may be assumed to be judicially known is that of notoriety Judicial notice is mandatory if the facts are the existence and territorial extent of States political history forms of government and symbols of nationality.
Judicial trail,it's an act or omission fanishable by law..
Extra judicial competative..
Ty po sa free teaching
Good morning Po may I ask some question?WHAT ARE THE INSTANCES WHEN EXTRAJUDICION MAY BE CONTRADICTED.
View or declarating of evidence..
POLISTO, FRANCIS ANDREI P.
3C4
The existence and territorial extent of states, their political history, forms of government, and symbols of nationality, the law of nations, the admiralty and maritime courts of the world and their seals, the political constitution and history of the Philippines, the official acts of the legislative, executive, and judicial departments of the Philippines, the laws of nature, the measure of time, and other matters shall all be taken into account in a judicial notice.
Evidence is defined as any fact that has the effect, inclination, or design of producing in the mind a persuasion, affirmative or negative, of the existence of some other truth that a crime has been committed.
The requisite of judicial notice is that the matter must be one common and general knowledge note the principal guide in determining what facts may be assumed to be judicially known is that of notoriety Judicial notice is mandatory if the facts are the existence and territorial extent of States political history forms of government and symbols of nationality.
TUMPALAN, CRISTALYN A. - 3C3
Rule 129, a verbal or written admission made by the judge. This is when the two types of Judicial Notice come into play. The first type of Judicial Notice is Mandatory Notice, which the court must take. The second type is discretionary notice, which refers to facts that the judge may or may not take into account. In this presentation, common knowledge refers to everyday life events or facts that are widely recognized by humans.
CARLOS, JAYSON P.
3C3
GOOD EVE , ATTY!
Thank you for this video lecture.
SUMMARY
RULE 129
Facts that need not to proven judicial notice those which the courts may take and the other one those that are judicially admitted those that are conclusively presumed and lastly those that are disputably presumed but in uncontradicted.
Judicial notice It is based on considerations of expediency and convenience It displaces evidence, being equivalent to proof the requisite of judicial notice The matter must be one common and general knowledge note the principal guide in determining what facts may be assumed to be judicially known is that of notoriety Judicial notice is mandatory if the facts are Existence and territorial extent of States political history forms of government and symbols of nationality, Law of nations, admiralty and maritime courts of the world and their seals.
Discretionary notice a court may take judicial notice of matters which are public knowledge, Capable of unquestionable demonstration or, Ought to be known to judges because of their judicial function.
Common knowledge matters considered a common knowledge are those coming to the knowledge of men generally in the course of ordinary experiences of life, or they may be matters which are generally accepted by mankind as true and are capable of ready and unquestioned demonstration.
Judicial admission It is an admission, verbal or written. made by a party in the course of the proceedings in the same case, which does not require proof elements mo judicail admission must be made by a party to the case or his counsel, must be made in the course of the proceedings in the same case, It can be verbal or written admission. There is no particular form required.
Self serving evidence the self-serving rule which prohibits the admission of declaration of a witness applies only to extrajudicial admissions If the declaration is made in open court such is raw evidence. It is not self-serving. It is admissible because the witness may be cross examined on that matter.
Oterate of evidence and judicial evidence act...
Tagalogin namn po sir hehe
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give some examples for better understanding. wag lang po kayo mag basa atty.