Make up Quiz

What are the three aspects of jurisdiction?

• • Subject matter, personal, territorial

• • Procedural, evidentiary, substantive

• • Original, appellate, concurrent

• • Civil, criminal, special

Which court has exclusive original jurisdiction over cases involving the title to real property, where the assessed value exceeds Four hundred thousand pesos (₱400,000.00)?

• • Metropolitan Trial Court

• • Municipal Trial Court

• • Regional Trial Court

• • Court of Appeals

In what cases can the Court of Appeals exercise original jurisdiction?

• • Cases involving the constitutionality of a law, treaty, executive order, ordinance, or regulation

• • Cases involving the legality of taxes, imposts, or tariffs

• • Cases involving the jurisdiction of any inferior court

• • All of the above

What is the "totality rule" in determining jurisdiction?

• • The court must consider all the circumstances of the case to determine jurisdiction.

• • The jurisdiction of a court is determined solely by the amount of money involved.

• • The jurisdiction of a court is determined solely by the nature of the action.

• • The jurisdiction of a court is determined solely by the residence of the parties.

Which court has exclusive original jurisdiction over cases involving forcible entry and unlawful detainer?

• • Metropolitan Trial Court

• • Municipal Trial Court

• • Regional Trial Court

• • Court of Appeals

What is the primary jurisdiction doctrine?

• • The doctrine that requires a party to exhaust administrative remedies before filing a case in court.

• • The doctrine that requires a court to defer to the expertise of an administrative agency.

• • The doctrine that requires a court to dismiss a case if it lacks jurisdiction.

• • The doctrine that requires a court to apply the law to the facts of the case.

What is the general rule regarding the raising of the question of jurisdiction for the first time on appeal?

• • It can be raised at any time.

• • It can only be raised before the trial court.

• • It can only be raised if it is jurisdictional.

• • It can only be raised if it is a matter of public policy.

What is the "Lisondra Land" exception to the general rule on raising the question of jurisdiction for the first time on appeal?

• • When the question of jurisdiction is raised for the first time on appeal, the court may still take cognizance of it if it is a matter of public policy.

• • When the question of jurisdiction is raised for the first time on appeal, the court may still take cognizance of it if it is a jurisdictional defect that cannot be waived.

• • When the question of jurisdiction is raised for the first time on appeal, the court may still take cognizance of it if it is a matter of equity.

• • When the question of jurisdiction is raised for the first time on appeal, the court may still take cognizance of it if it is a matter of substantive law.

How is jurisdiction over the parties acquired by the court?

• • By service of summons or by voluntary appearance

• • By filing a complaint

• • By issuing an order

• • By taking an oath

1. When may the HLURB exercise jurisdiction over an action?

• • When the action involves a dispute between a homeowner and a condominium association

• • When the action involves a dispute between a subdivision developer and a homebuyer

• • When the action involves a dispute between two homeowners in a subdivision

• • All of the above