Distinguished from Exercise of Jurisdiction

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1. Does an unfavorable factual finding alone establish grave abuse amounting to lack or excess of jurisdiction?
2. An RTC validly hears a foreign-judgment recognition petition. The petitioner alleges an ordinary mistake in evaluating …
3. A court has authority over the person and the subject matter. It makes an ordinary procedural mistake in conducting a h…
4. A party lets the ordinary appeal period expire, then files certiorari alleging only that the RTC misunderstood foreign …
5. A judgment is final after ordinary review was not pursued. The losing party points only to an allegedly incorrect factu…
6. A court validly hears a foreign-decree recognition petition but allegedly errs in evaluating foreign-law evidence. Expl…
7. A litigant loses the ordinary appeal period and relabels a merits disagreement as a jurisdictional error. No grave abus…
8. Does every procedural mistake by a court establish lack of jurisdiction? Distinguish an ordinary hearing-management err…