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EFFECT AND APPLICATION OF LAWS: Duty to Render Judgment (Civil Code, Art. 9)

In a civil case involving a dispute over a land property, the Regional Trial Court (RTC) rendered a judgment in favor of the plaintiff, ordering the defendant to vacate the premises and pay damages. The defendant, dissatisfied with the decision, elevated the case to the Court of Appeals (CA) for review.

After a thorough examination of the facts and arguments presented, the CA affirmed the decision of the RTC, finding no reversible error in the lower court's ruling. The defendant, still unsatisfied, intends to further appeal the case to the Supreme Court (SC).

Discuss the duty of the Court of Appeals (CA) and the Supreme Court (SC) in rendering judgment in this case, taking into consideration the provisions of the Civil Code, particularly Article 9. Analyze their authority, discretion, and limitations in reviewing and deciding on cases appealed to them.

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