Rule 129

It is mandatory for the court to take judicial notice of its decision.

• True

• False

It is mandatory for the court to take judicial notice on law of nature involving physical science.

• True

• False

The Courts do not take Judicial notice of the law of nations.

• True

• False

The only requirement for the court to take judicial notice of foreign laws is that the issue involved is one of fact and not of law.

• True

• False

The doctrine of processual presumption is applicable in case of foreign divorce in the Philippines.

• True

• False

The main purpose of hearing for judicial notice is to prove issues in the case which will be ultimately lead to the resolution of the matter/s in dispute.

• True

• False

In discretionary judicial notice, the court may initiate the hearing on its own initiative.

• True

• False

Mandatory Judicial Notice is covered by what section/s of Rule 129?

• Section 1 only

• Section 2 only

• Sections 1 and 3

• Sections 2 and 3

• Sections 1 and 2

Before judgement or on appeal, the court, motu proprio or upon motion, may take judicial notice of any matter and hear the parties.

• True

• False

When a pleading is not filed and such is signed by the party, the admission contained in the pleading is considered a judicial admission.

• True

• False