Rule 90
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The document discusses the procedures for distributing the residue of an estate. It states that distribution shall be made after paying all debts, expenses, taxes, and allowances, unless distributees post a bond to cover those obligations. It also discusses the probate court's powers to determine heirs, claims, and distributees' shares. The final order of the probate court on questions such as advancements to heirs is binding.
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If judgment against property of the judgment obligor – out of real or personal property with interest
If against his real or personal property in the hands of the personal representatives, heirs, devisees, legatees, tenants, or trustees of the judgment obligor – out of that property, with interest
If for sale of real or personal property – to sell property, describing it and apply the proceeds in conformity with judgment.
Section 8. Issuance, form and contents of a writ of execution
Manner of executing writ:
If for delivery of possession of property – deliver possession of the same to the party entitled to it, describing it, and to satisfy
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- Obtaining an interim charging order without notice and making it final after notice and a hearing.
- Charging orders securing the debt and making the creditor secured against the property.
- Advantages like encouraging payment or settlement offers to prevent the order being made final.
- Potential issues like objections, property transfers, or insufficient funds from a forced sale.
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Special procedure rule 89
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- It states that court approval is required for any disposition of property under administration, and failure to provide notice to interested parties makes any such transaction void.
- It also addresses a specific case where an administratrix sold estate property without court authorization, which the Supreme Court upheld the probate court's power to annul as a null and void transaction.
Rule 74 SUMMARY SETTLEMENT OF ESTATES
1) A died intestate leaving several heirs and substantial property in the Philippines. As counsel for A's heirs, I would suggest settling the estate through an extrajudicial agreement between the heirs that is filed with the registry of deeds along with a bond.
2) If A left only one heir and no debts, as counsel for the sole heir I would suggest they execute an affidavit of self-adjudication to be filed with the registry of deeds.
3) If A's estate is less than P10,000, I would pursue a summary settlement of a small estate under Rule 74, following the required procedures.
Rule 74
1) A died intestate leaving several heirs and substantial property in the Philippines. As counsel for A's heirs, I would suggest settling the estate through an extrajudicial agreement between the heirs that is filed with the registry of deeds along with a bond.
2) If A left only one heir and no debts, as counsel for the sole heir I would suggest they execute an affidavit of self-adjudication to be filed with the registry of deeds.
3) If the value of A's estate does not exceed P10,000, the summary settlement of small estates procedure under Rule 74 can be used to obtain a speedy settlement.
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1. It establishes rules for determining jurisdiction based on the nature of the principal action in the complaint. If the primary relief sought is monetary recovery, jurisdiction depends on the amount. However, if monetary claims are incidental to other relief, jurisdiction is with regional trial courts.
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- Maintaining houses, structures, and fences belonging to the estate and delivering them in repair to heirs when directed by the court.
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Rule 90
- 2. SECTION 1. When order for distribution of residue made? RULE: ORDER OF DISTRIBUTION shall be made AFTER payments of all debts, funeral expenses, expenses for administration, allowance of widow and inheritance tax; or BEFORE payment of said obligations only if the distributees, or any of them give a bond in a sum fixed by the court, conditioned for the payment of said obligations within such time as the court directs.
- 3. What is the procedure in the distribution of the residue when there is a controversy as to lawful heirs or distributive shares? Answer: The controversy shall be heard and decided as in ordinary cases. What is the rule in the allowance of distribution of residue? Answer: NO, distribution shall be allowed until the payment of the obligations effected EXCEPT if distributees or any of them give a bond.
- 4. Section 2. Questions as to advancement to be determined. What court has jurisdiction over Questions as to advancement made by decedent to his heirs? And what is the effect of its final order? Answer: The court having jurisdiction over the estate proceedings, and the effect of which is that the final order of the court thereon shall be binding on the person raising the questions and on the heir.
- 5. Section 3. By whom expenses of partition paid. The executor or administrator- if they have retained sufficient effect in their hands at the time of distribution to be lawfully applied for the partition expenses, when the court deemed it equitable and consistent to the intention of the testator. Otherwise the parties of interest in the partition in proportion to their respective shares or interest
- 6. What may the Court recourse if the party in interest of the partition shall not pay obligations? Answer: the court may issue an execution in the name of the executor or administrator against the party not paying for the sum assessed.
- 7. Section 4. Recording the order of partition of estate How done? Certified copies of Order or judgment shall be recorded in Registry of deeds of the province where the property is situated ----------------------------------------------- Notes and cases Stages in the distribution of the estate Payment of obligations Declaration of Heirs Determination of Proportion
- 8. Powers of Probate Court 1. Custody and control of the entire estate 2. Jurisdiction to settle the claims of an heir and adjudication of the properties 3. Determine right of the natural child 4. Make declaration of heirs 5. Jurisdiction to action for compulsory recognition of a natural child 6. Judicial declaration that a certain person is the only heir of the decedent 7. Determine proportion of distributee. 8. Order preliminary attachment of interest in the estate.
- 9. Powers of Probate Court 9. Issue writ of execution: generally probate court cannot issue writ of execution BECAUSE its orders usually refers to the adjudication of claims against estate which the executor/administrator may satisfy without resorting to writ of execution EXCEPT in the following circumstances; To satisfy the contributive shares of devisees, legatees and heirs in possession of the decedent’s assets To enforce payment of expenses of partition To satisfy the costs when a person is cited for examination in probate proceedings 10. Issue writ of possession for recovery of the share by the heir or other interested parties from executor or administrator
- 10. Purpose of administration- liquidation and distribution of residue among heirs and legatees. Liquidation means the determination of all assets of the estate and payment of all debts and expenses. Approval of a project of partition does not necessarily terminate administration. An order which determines the distributive shares of heirs is appealable. If not appealed, it becomes final. The probate court loses jurisdiction over the settlement proceedings only upon payment of all debts and expenses of the obligor and delivery of the entire estate to all the heirs. (Guilas vs Judge of the CFI of Pampanga)