Group 4 Flashcard

Front

Act of imprecation is performed by the husband's accusation of the wife of adultery _____ successive times and the wife’s denial of the same each time it is uttered.

Back

four (4)

Front

The primary purpose of administering an oath (yamin) upon any party of the case is to:

Back

Establish the legal truth of a fact or affirm any evidence presented

Front

The following are the requisites for the admissibility of an admission, except:
The admitter must be sane
His admission must be voluntary
He can lawfully transact business
He is known or popularly identified in telling lies

Back

He is known or popularly identified in telling lies

Front

In case of conflict between the Muslim Code and the Tribal code, what law shall apply?

Back

National Law

Front

After accepting the challenge to take the oath, the defendant refuses before the scheduled date. What will happen?

Back

The court, in its discretion, directs the defendant to admit the claim.

Front

If the claimant cannot produce evidence, what will happen?

Back

The burden of proof shifts to the defendant, who may deny the claim through taking an oath.

Front

Which of the following is not part of the content of a notice of appeal?
- Name of parties of the appeal
- Material Dates
- Specific judgement being appealed from

Back

Receipt showing payment of docket fees

Front

What is the remedy if there are errors or questions of law? Options: Petition for Review on Certiorari, Motion for New Trial, Motion for Reconsideration, Ordinary Appeal

Back

Petition for Review on Certiorari

Front

Why is appeal from Shari'a District Court to Shari'a Appellate Court not available?

Back

The Supreme Court has yet to promulgate the applicable rules pursuant to the provisions of Section l7, Article VIII of RA 9054.

Front

Which of the following is not the duty of the clerk of court of the lower court in appealed cases?
To verify the correctness of the original record or the record on appeal and to make a certification of its correctness,
To verify the completeness of the records that will be transmitted to the appellate court,
If found to be incomplete, to take such measures as may be required to complete the records, availing of the authority that he or the court may exercise for this purpose,
none of the above

Back

none of the above