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    3-FLOWCHART of Rules 22 and 24

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    The flowchart outlines the process under Rules 22 and 24 for parties engaged in litigation. It shows that parties must first file initatory pleadings and answers. They will then participate in mediation and judicial dispute resolution. If those fail, parties may engage in discovery modes for 30 days. Next, parties will submit judicial affidavits and evidence, followed by draft terms of reference. A preliminary conference will then be held where the court may issue a judgment or dismiss the case. The court will order the trial type and issues will be heard. Depending on the trial type, parties may submit memorandums or draft decisions. Finally, the court will issue a written decision.

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    The flowchart outlines the process under Rules 22 and 24 for parties engaged in litigation. It shows that parties must first file initatory pleadings and answers. They will then participate in mediation and judicial dispute resolution. If those fail, parties may engage in discovery modes for 30 days. Next, parties will submit judicial affidavits and evidence, followed by draft terms of reference. A preliminary conference will then be held where the court may issue a judgment or dismiss the case. The court will order the trial type and issues will be heard. Depending on the trial type, parties may submit memorandums or draft decisions. Finally, the court will issue a written decision.

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    The flowchart outlines the process under Rules 22 and 24 for parties engaged in litigation. It shows that parties must first file initatory pleadings and answers. They will then participate in mediation and judicial dispute resolution. If those fail, parties may engage in discovery modes for 30 days. Next, parties will submit judicial affidavits and evidence, followed by draft terms of reference. A preliminary conference will then be held where the court may issue a judgment or dismiss the case. The court will order the trial type and issues will be heard. Depending on the trial type, parties may submit memorandums or draft decisions. Finally, the court will issue a written decision.

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    3-FLOWCHART of Rules 22 and 24

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    The flowchart outlines the process under Rules 22 and 24 for parties engaged in litigation. It shows that parties must first file initatory pleadings and answers. They will then participate in mediation and judicial dispute resolution. If those fail, parties may engage in discovery modes for 30 days. Next, parties will submit judicial affidavits and evidence, followed by draft terms of reference. A preliminary conference will then be held where the court may issue a judgment or dismiss the case. The court will order the trial type and issues will be heard. Depending on the trial type, parties may submit memorandums or draft decisions. Finally, the court will issue a written decision.

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    FLOWCHART FOR RULES 22 AND 24

    Parties to file their respective INITIATORY PLEADING and ANSWER

    Court orders Parties to submit themselves to MEDIATION and if necessary, to JDR

    FAILED JDR
    Parties may Resort to Modes of
    30 days from Notice Discovery [Sec. 22.3]
    issued by the Court

    Parties will submit JUDICIAL AFFIDAVITS AND EVIDENCE. [Sec. 22.2(a)]


    15 days from Notice Comparison of Original vs. Copies before
    issued by the Court the Clerk of Court [Sec. 22.2 c]

    Parties will submit DRAFT TERMS OF REFERENCE. [Sec.


    15 days from 22.4(a)]
    submission by parties

    Court will prepare FINAL TERMS OF REFERENCE. [Sec. 22.4(g)]


    Notice of Preliminary
    Conference [Sec. 22.5]

    PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE [Secs. 22.6 to 22.9]


    All parties and counsels are
    required to attend [Sec. 22.6]

    Court may issue judgment or dismiss


    the case. [Sec. 22.9(e)]

    Court will issue the ORDER OF TRIAL. [Sec. 22.9(d)]


    Judge determines mode of trial or Parties may choose alternate trial by unanimous agreement [Sec. 24.3]

    ALTERNATE TRIAL REGULAR FACE-TO-FACE TRIAL SIMPLE FACE-TO-FACE TRIAL

    Oral arguments [Sec. 24.13(b)(2)]


    After ALL issues have been heard.

    Court will render Oral


    30 days
    decision [Sec. 24.13(b)(1)]

    Parties will submit MEMORANDUM or DRAFT DECISION [Sec. 24.13]

    If Alternate or Regular Face-to-Face Trial If Simple Face-to-Face Trial


    [Sec. 24.13 (a)(1)] 1) court may order winning party to submit a memorandum or draft
    decision within 30 days from oral judgment [Sec. 24.13 (b)(3)]
    Court may allow Oral
    2) in place of oral judgment court may require each party to submit a
    Arguments [Sec.24.13 (a) (2)]
    memorandum or draft decision 30 days from date trial ended
    10 days from [Sec. 24.13 (b)(4)]
    submission of
    Memorandum or
    90 days from Oral Arguments Draft Decision 60 days from Oral Judgment or End of Trial [Sec 24.13 (b)(5)]
    [Sec.24.13 (a)(3)]
    Court will issue WRITTEN DECISION [Sec. 24.13]

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