Practice question
On appeal from an injunction judgment, a party says the appellate court has no power to suspend, modify, restore or grant the injunction because Section 4 makes the original disposition ordinarily enforceable. Which is sound?
- Section 4 expressly preserves the appellate court’s stated discretionary powers.
- Ordinary enforceability eliminates all appellate authority.
- The appellate court may only read the trial judgment silently.
- A litigant’s preference replaces the appellate order.
- The listed powers apply only to unrelated criminal warrants.
Legal references
- Rules of Court, Rule 39 Sections 1-4 and 7, execution categories and death of a party: https://lawphil.net/courts/rules/rc_1-71_civil.html
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