Practice question
In a covered Rule 13-A case, counsel sends the pleading from an email address not of record, although it reaches the correct court inbox. Counsel argues that actual inbox delivery alone cures the source-address defect. What does Section 7(f) state?
- Any source address is always sufficient.
- The transmittal is deemed not received until made using a valid email address of record.
- The court must accept it solely because it is readable.
- Only the email's subject color matters.
- The rule never regulates sending addresses.
Legal references
- https://elibrary.judiciary.gov.ph/thebookshelf/showdocs/11/99055 — Rule 13-A, Section 7(f).
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