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Foreign Judgments
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- Under Rule39 §48(a), a qualifying foreign judgment upon a specific thing is described as having what effect?
- Under Rule39 §48(b), a qualifying foreign judgment against a person is what as between the parties and successors in in…
- Which is among the express grounds for repelling a foreign judgment under Rule39 §48?
- A creditor presents a foreign money judgment and asks a Philippine sheriff to execute it immediately as though it were …
- A party resists a properly proven foreign judgment solely by saying 'the foreign court should have believed me' without…
- A litigant submits an unauthenticated extract of a private parenting arrangement and a few foreign procedural orders, b…
- A party relies on a foreign judgment upon a specific thing and argues that the word 'conclusive' in §48(a) forbids any …
- Distinguish the effects of a foreign specific-thing judgment and a foreign personal judgment under Rule39 §48.
- Explain why a foreign money judgment is not automatically a Philippine execution writ.
- Describe the relationship between proof of the foreign judgment, proof of relevant foreign law and the limited defenses…
- Under current Rule132 Section24, can an applicable treaty prescribe the certificate or equivalent for a foreign officia…
- Does the Section24 certificate itself constitute final proof that no Rule39 Section48 defense exists?