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A preliminary injunction is a provisional remedy issued by a court before final judgment to preserve the status quo and prevent irreparable harm. It requires a party to refrain from or perform a particular act. A preliminary injunction may be issued by a court of appeals to stay execution of a writ pending appeal in an unlawful detainer case. Presidential Decree 1818 prohibits judges from issuing restraining orders against government infrastructure projects, but this is not an absolute prohibition. To issue a preliminary injunction, the court must find that there is an existing right to be protected that is being violated by the act sought to be enjoined, and that allowing that act would likely cause injustice to the applicant or render a judgment ineffectual.
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This document outlines the guidelines for when injunctions are proper or prohibited according to Philippine law. It provides details on the requisites for granting a writ of preliminary injunction, including that the invasion of rights must be material, the complainant's right must be clear, and an injunction is necessary to prevent serious damage. Exceptions allow for injunctions to maintain orderly law administration, avoid multiple cases, protect constitutional rights, or question the validity of statutes or ordinances.
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This document summarizes Rule 45 of the Revised Rules of Procedure Annotated regarding appeals by certiorari. It outlines where petitions for review on certiorari must be filed, which are the Supreme Court. It can be filed from judgments of the Court of Appeals, Sandiganbayan, Regional Trial Courts, and other courts authorized by law. The petition must raise only questions of law. It also lists several exceptions to the general rule that appeals by certiorari are limited to errors of law. It distinguishes petitions for certiorari filed under Rule 45 versus those filed under Rule 65. It provides guidelines on the timing of filing a petition for review on certiorari and consequences for not meeting deadlines.
Remedial Law Rule 65 estopia
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Remedial Law Rule 9 effect of failure to plead
This document summarizes Rule 9 of the Rules of Court regarding the effect of failure to plead and the process for declaring a party in default. Key points include: defenses not raised are deemed waived; exceptions where the court can dismiss motu proprio; the effect of dismissing a complaint on counterclaims and cross-claims; the difference between permissive and compulsory counterclaims; the process for declaring a party in default and remedies available; and the different types of proceedings and relief after a declaration of default.
Remedial Law Rule 62 interpleader
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This document summarizes Rule 45 of the Revised Rules of Procedure Annotated regarding appeals by certiorari. It outlines where petitions for review on certiorari must be filed, which are the Supreme Court. It can be filed from judgments of the Court of Appeals, Sandiganbayan, Regional Trial Courts, or other courts authorized by law. The petition must raise only questions of law. It also lists exceptions to the general rule that appeals by certiorari are limited to errors of law. Finally, it provides the time period of 15 days to file the petition for review on certiorari.
Remedial Law Rule 57 preliminary attachment
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- 1. NEWSJACKING “Newsjacking is the art and science of injecting your ideas into a breaking news story and generating tons of media coverage and social media engagement.”
- 2. NEWSJACKING Prepared by Lawrence Villamar
- 3. CONCEPT We have ZERO capability to break news as we don't have a network of journalists on ground so we settle for the NEXT BEST THING.
- 5. DOES NEWSJACKING MEAN WE STEAL CONTENT? News jacking is not license to steal content from other web site. It merely recognizes our limited capability. Proper sourcing, attribution, and citation must be observed. The Internet and human creativity offers a lot of materials you can use as building blocks to create a wholly original content, within the bounds of intellectual property law.
- 6. OUR GOAL Our goal is to produce quality content that will be read. While we have limited capability, the challenge is to create original content by employing creative methods and techniques within the bounds of ethical journalism.
- 7. REMEMBER We are a business news outlet: ● Our content is news dependent ● Quality is a huge factor (click here for the memo) ● Style Guide (Click here) ● Copyright laws should be observed (refer to p.9 of Handbook)
- 8. REMEMBER ● No Scraping (Click here for the memo) ● Add on Value
- 11. News Spread Like Innovation Like in innovation, news diffuses pretty much in the same manner. There are different stages characterized by the type of people involved in each stage: innovators (newsmakers), early adopters (it may or may not be a news outlet), early majority (those who are influenced by a news outlet) and late majority (who may be offline but are told by online friends by word of mouth about the news).
- 12. EXAMPLE A news is broken on Twitter by an outlet (innovator) with 1 million followers (early adopter) who all retweet them to friends and their follows reaching critical online mass (early majority). It is then pick up by TV networks who reaches offline readers (late majority) who then goes online for more information
- 13. Reminders ● We want to capture traffic just before a topic or story breaks into early majority (where there is critical mass and less competition)
- 14. How Do We Do This? By producing relevant (news dependent) content with add on value (to differentiate from competition) and produce it fast (critical mass, less competition). Hoffman Dies > WSJ Breaks the Story > We produce content relevant to the news e.g. “Top Five Films Starring Hoffman”
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- 16. GOOGLE TRENDS ● A writer wanted to write on “Devil Baby” last February 4, 2014. I used Google Trends to show that traffic for the article has already peaked.
- 17. DEVIL BABY
- 18. GOOGLE TRENDS Using the chart, you will see that “Devil Baby” peaked last Jan 15-17. So writing on the topic on February 4 is untimely.
- 19. RECOMMENDED READINGS ● “How to Newsjack Your Way into Media” ● “How to Newsjack for SEO”
- 20. END