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Provisional Remedies in Criminal Cases (Rule 127)

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  1. Under Rule 127, Section 1, in connection with which action may applicable civil provisional remedies be used in a crimi…
  2. What is the purpose of attachment under Rule 127, Section 2?
  3. Which is an express ground for attachment under Rule 127, Section 2?
  4. The civil action ex delicto has validly been waived and is not instituted in the criminal case. May the complainant rel…
  5. A civil action is properly instituted in a prosecution based on money allegedly embezzled by a corporate officer in the…
  6. A complainant points to a pending criminal charge and demands that police freeze all of the accused's assets immediatel…
  7. The court validly attaches property under Rule 127 to secure a properly instituted civil claim. The complainant argues …
  8. Explain the relationship between Rule 127 provisional remedies and the civil action in a criminal case.
  9. Enumerate the attachment grounds in Rule 127, Section 2, and identify its prerequisite and purpose.
  10. A complainant equates an attachment order with final conviction and immediate payment of damages. Explain why that reas…
  11. Which geographic departure does Rule 127, Section 2(a) expressly address as an attachment ground?
  12. Does Section 2(d)’s residence-outside-the-Philippines ground depend simply on whether the accused is a foreign citizen?