Notes in 003: Parties to Civil Action (Rule 3)

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Published	09/25/2024	Who may be parties?
Published	09/25/2024	The term "plaintiff" refers to?
Published	09/25/2024	The term "defendant" refers to?
Published	09/25/2024	What is a real party in interest?
Published	09/25/2024	Must all actions be prosecuted or defended in the name of the real party in interest?
Published	09/25/2024	What is the rule in having representatives as parties with respect to the title of the case?
Published	09/25/2024	Who may be a representative?
Published	09/25/2024	May an agent sue or be sued without joining the principal?
Published	09/25/2024	What is the rule on spouses as parties?
Published	09/25/2024	May a minor be sue or be sued?
Published	09/25/2024	What is a real interest?
Published	09/25/2024	Under whose name must the action be brought in?
Published	09/25/2024	Who has standing to sue?
Published	09/25/2024	In constitutional cases, what is standing?
Published	09/25/2024	Under the constitutional concept of locus standi, who are allowed to sue? There are four. Explain each.{{c1::Taxpayers –  where there is a c…
Published	09/25/2024	What is an indispensable party?
Published	09/25/2024	What is the effect of not impleading an indispensable party?
Published	09/25/2024	Choose between: INDISPENSABLE PARTY or NECESSARY PARTYThe vendor or seller in an action to annul the sale.
Published	09/25/2024	Choose between: INDISPENSABLE PARTY or NECESSARY PARTY. The buyers of the lot in an action for reconveyance of parcels of land which had already …
Published	09/25/2024	Choose between: INDISPENSABLE PARTY or NECESSARY PARTY. The co-owners in an action for partition.
Published	09/25/2024	Choose between: INDISPENSABLE PARTY or NECESSARY PARTY. The possessor of land in an action for recovery of possession..
Published	09/25/2024	Choose between: INDISPENSABLE PARTY or NECESSARY PARTY. Subsequent mortgages or lien holders in a judicial foreclosure of mortgage
Published	09/25/2024	Choose between: INDISPENSABLE PARTY or NECESSARY PARTY. Possessor (like a tenant) in an action for recovery of ownership of land.
Published	09/25/2024	Choose between: INDISPENSABLE PARTY or NECESSARY PARTY. Owner of the land in an action to recover possession  land.
Published	09/25/2024	T/F. Where the obligation of the parties is solidary, all obligors are indispensable parties.
Published	09/25/2024	What is a necessary party?
Published	09/25/2024	Why must a necessary party be impleaded?
Published	09/25/2024	What is an indigent party?
Published	09/25/2024	How may a party be allowed to litigate his action as an indigent?
Published	09/25/2024	Indigent parties are exempt from the payment of? (There are two exemptions)
Published	09/25/2024	If an indigent party wins a favorable judgment, may the Court derive payment of the exempted docket and legal fees from such judgment?
Published	09/25/2024	What are the guidelines for a party to qualify as an indigent? *(Might be an unfair question since this is from Rule 141, Sec. 19)
Published	09/25/2024	May a plaintiff implead alternative defendants if his relief against one of the defendants is inconsistent with the relief he seeks from the other?
Published	09/25/2024	May a plaintiff join several persons if he is unsure as to which of them he is entitled relief?
Published	09/25/2024	May a dead person be a plaintiff or defendant in an action?
Published	09/25/2024	For a natural person to be a party to an action, he must be?
Published	09/25/2024	May a non-resident be sued?
Published	09/25/2024	Who are juridical persons?
Published	09/25/2024	If an entity does not have any juridical personality, may they be a party in an action?
Published	09/25/2024	What are the four classifications of parties to civil actions?
Published	09/29/2024	Instances where there is lack of legal capacity to sue
Published	09/25/2024	T/F. Plaintiff’s lack of legal capacity to sue or lack of personality to sue are affirmative defenses.
Published	09/25/2024	T/F. A foreign corporation doing business without a license has legal capacity to sue.
Published	09/25/2024	T/F. A sole proprietorship is vested with juridical personality.
Published	09/25/2024	T/F. A lack of capacity to sue is different from lack of personality to sue.
Published	09/25/2024	Conditions for Permissive Joinder:
Published	09/25/2024	What is a compulsory joinder of indispensable parties?
Published	09/25/2024	What is a non-joinder of necessary parties to be pleaded?
Published	09/25/2024	What happens if the court finds the reason for exclusion of a necessary party unmeritorious?
Published	09/25/2024	T/F. Noncompliance with the order of the court to include a necessary party (after finding his reason for exclusion unmeritorious) is a waiver of the …
Published	09/25/2024	Will the non-inclusion of a necessary party preclude the court from proceeding with the action?
Published	09/25/2024	Will the absence of indispensable parties be grounds for automatic dismissal of the action?
Published	09/25/2024	Will the failure to implead an indispensable party a ground for automatic dismissal of the action?
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