sjc memo #1 - filing of petitions

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SANGGUNIAN NG MGA MAG-AARAL NG MGA PAARALANG LOYOLA NG ATENEO DE MANILA STUDENT JUDICIAL COURT Student Judicial Court Court Memorandum #1 1 COURT MEMORANDUM #1 Series of 2015 1 August 2015 TO : Undergraduate Students of the Loyola Schools Ateneo De Manila University SUBJECT : Clarification on the Filing of Petitions for School Year 2015-2016 1. This Court Memorandum is hereby issued by the Student Judicial Court to the Undergraduate Students of the Loyola Schools, Ateneo De Manila University, to serve as a clarification on the Filing of Petitions, which can be found on the pertinent statutes of the court, specifically, the Rules of Court, promulgated and in effect since April 7, 2015. 2. Filing of petitions may be done in either form: a. Petitions in hardcopy can be filed by submitting in person to the court’s officially designated room within the court’s working hours; b. Petitions in softcopy can be filed anytime by sending it through electronic mail to the court’s official e-mail address 3. Official receipt of petitions shall be determined as follows: a. Petitions in hardcopy shall be received by the court’s officially designated representative upon submission in the court’s room; b. Petitions in softcopy shall be received shall be officially received upon a reply to the sender’s e-mail 4. The document Rules of Court stipulates that filing of petitions may only be done for hardcopy submissions within the court’s working hours within the semester of the current school year. The same follows for softcopy petitions. 5. Petitions filed prior to the start of the regular semester shall be received by the court but acted upon only at the start of the semester. 6. These provisions may, however, be suspended if the court deems that the petition is urgent, as provided for in the Rules of Court.

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Memorandum 1 2015-2016Clarification on the filing of petitions and the convening session of the Magistrates

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  • SANGGUNIAN NG MGA MAG-AARAL NG MGA PAARALANG LOYOLA NG ATENEO DE MANILA

    STUDENT JUDICIAL COURT

    Student Judicial Court Court Memorandum #1 1

    COURT MEMORANDUM #1

    Series of 2015 1 August 2015

    TO : Undergraduate Students of the Loyola Schools Ateneo De Manila University SUBJECT : Clarification on the Filing of Petitions for School Year 2015-2016 1. This Court Memorandum is hereby issued by the Student Judicial Court to the

    Undergraduate Students of the Loyola Schools, Ateneo De Manila University, to serve as a clarification on the Filing of Petitions, which can be found on the pertinent statutes of the court, specifically, the Rules of Court, promulgated and in effect since April 7, 2015.

    2. Filing of petitions may be done in either form:

    a. Petitions in hardcopy can be filed by submitting in person to the courts officially designated room within the courts working hours;

    b. Petitions in softcopy can be filed anytime by sending it through electronic mail to the courts official e-mail address

    3. Official receipt of petitions shall be determined as follows:

    a. Petitions in hardcopy shall be received by the courts officially designated representative upon submission in the courts room;

    b. Petitions in softcopy shall be received shall be officially received upon a reply to the senders e-mail

    4. The document Rules of Court stipulates that filing of petitions may only be done for hardcopy submissions within the courts working hours within the semester of the current school year. The same follows for softcopy petitions.

    5. Petitions filed prior to the start of the regular semester shall be received by the court but acted upon only at the start of the semester.

    6. These provisions may, however, be suspended if the court deems that the petition

    is urgent, as provided for in the Rules of Court.

  • Student Judicial Court Court Memorandum # 1 2

    For your information and guidance;

    Signed Cristine Marie C. Villaruel Chief Magistrate