Rule 23 – Depositions Pending Action

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Rule 23 – Depositions Pending Action is a provision in the Philippine Rules of Court that governs the taking of depositions of witnesses or parties before or during trial to preserve testimony and aid in the discovery of facts in a pending civil case.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Philippine civil procedure rule
procedural rule
rule of court
aimsTo prevent loss of material evidence
promote efficient resolution of civil cases
appliesTo civil actions
parties to a civil case
witnesses in a civil case
basedOn due process considerations
bindingOn courts of first instance in civil cases
litigants in Philippine civil courts
governs taking of depositions pending action
jurisdiction Philippines NERFINISHED
legalNature subordinate legislation issued by the Supreme Court of the Philippines
legalSystem Philippine legal system
objective to narrow issues for trial
to secure testimony that may not be available at trial
partOf Philippine Rules of Court NERFINISHED
purpose discovery of facts
facilitation of trial preparation
preservation of testimony
relatedTo discovery procedures
oral depositions
written interrogatories in deposition form
requires pending civil action
sourceOf procedural obligations in taking depositions
procedural rights to take depositions
stage before trial
during trial
usedBy judges
lawyers
litigants in civil proceedings

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Rules of Court of the Philippines contains Rule 23 – Depositions Pending Action