Certificate to File Action

Good day to all!

My question for today is:

When to request Certificate to File Action?

Thank you.

More power!

Gratefully yours,
G

If parties failed to arrive at an amicable settlement before the barangay, then a certificate to file action shall be issued by the same barangay

Thank you very much.

What to do after securing the certificate?

In our case only one party arrived (ours).

If you are the complaining party, then you can now file the case in court/prosecutor.

Thank you.

So, how exactly do we do the filing of the case in court/prosecutor?

We will go to the court?

Who do we talk first? The clerk?

What are the possible questions asked by the court?

Since we are going to file the case in court, that means we will need a lawyer and then a hearing is

scheduled?

What if the person we are complaining against doesn't show up again?

Thank you po.

It's our first time to file. So, I hope you are patient to help us.

Maraming salamat.

G

yes you will be needing the services of a lawyer to prepare the necessary complaint. If criminal he will file it with the prosecutor's office if the case is commited in metro manila. If civil, he will file it directly in court. The lawyer knows this. If the respondent does not appear in criminal cases, then the prosecutor will probably decide the case in your favor based only on your complaint assuming that there is really probable cause that respondent committed the crime, otherwise he will dismiss it. If there is, he will issue a resulotion and information and file it in court after approval by the chief prosecutor, and eventually a warrant of arrest may be issued against the respondent.

advise_please2013 wrote:Good day to all!

My question for today is:

When to request Certificate to File Action?

Thank you.

More power!

Gratefully yours,
G

If both parties has failed to meet amicable settlement and all possible brgy. sessions has been exhausted to its extent.

Thank you very much for your contribution of ideas. :-)


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