Hon. Lelu P.

Contreras
Presiding Judge
Regional Trial Court Branch 43
Virac, Catanduanes
 Source: The Local Government Code of 1991
Chapter VII, Secs. 399 - 422
 LUPONG TAGAPAMAYAPA
A. Composition

Chairman - Punong Barangay

Members - 10 – 20
B. Qualifications of Members
1. actually residing or working in the
barangay;
2. not expressly disqualified by law;
3. possessing---
a. integrity,
b. impartiality,
c. independence of mind,
d. sense of fairness, and
e. reputation for probity.
C. Oath of Office - before the Punong Barangay

D. Term of Office

He shall hold office until a new lupon is

constituted on the 3rd year following his appointment
unless sooner terminated by—

1. resignation
2. transfer of residence or place of work, or
3. withdrawal of appointment by the punong
barangay with the concurrence of all the
members of the lupon.
E. Vacancy
1. In the Lupon

Punong Barangay appoints a qualified person

who shall hold office only for the unexpired portion
of the term.

2. In the Pangkat

Parties to the dispute shall choose from among

the other lupon members.
If parties fail to agree on a common choice, it
shall be filled by lot to be drawn by the lupon
chairman.
F. Functions of the Lupon
1. Exercises administrative supervision over the
various pangkat ng tagapagkasundo;
2. Meets regularly once a month to provide forum---
a. for exchange of ideas among its members and
the public on matters relevant to the amicable
settlement of disputes
b. for sharing observations and experiences in
effecting speedy resolution of disputes; and
3. Exercises such other powers and performs such
other duties and functions as may be prescribed
by law or ordinance.
G. Powers and Duties of the Punong Barangay:
1. Constitutes the Lupon
2. Mediates and arbitrates disputes
3. Constitutes the Pangkat
4. Others—
a. Sets the date, time and place, and presides over
regular monthly meetings of the Lupon;
b. Prepares agenda for each meeting;
c. Sees to it that the Lupon exercises administrative
supervision over the various Pangkats;
d. Attests to the certification signed or issued by the
Lupon Secretary where he conducted the
mediation and arbitration;
e. Enforces by execution the amicable settlement or
arbitration award.
 How a Lupon is Constituted
Punong Barangay prepares
a notice to constitute the
lupon within 15 days from
the start of his term of office
containing names of
proposed members who
expressed willingness to
serve
Posting of notice in 3
conspicuous places in the
barangay for a period of not
less than 3 weeks.
Receipt of any opposition to
the proposed appointment
OR recommendations for
appointment

Posting of the list of

appointed members in 3
conspicuous places of the
barangay for the entire Appointment in writing
duration of their term of within 10 days after posting
office
 How a Pangkat ng Tagapagkasundo is
Constituted
In the presence of
the Punong
Barangay, the parties
shall choose 3
members from
among the Lupon
Punong Barangay
sets the date for the Members. Pangkat
constitution of the members shall
Pangkat elect the
chairman and
If parties fail to agree, the secretary
the Punong
Barangay choose by
drawing of lots
H. Powers and Duties of the Secretary of the Lupon

Barangay Secretary – shall serve as concurrent

secretary of the Lupon whose duties are--
1. Keeps and maintains a record book of all complaints
filed with the Punong Barangay numbered
consecutively in the order of receipt and enters the
names of parties, date and time filed, nature of the
case, and disposition;
2. Records the results of mediation proceedings before
the Punong Barangay;
3. Submits a final report of these proceedings to the
proper city or municipal courts;
4. Receives and keeps the records of proceedings
submitted by the various pangkat ng
tagapagkasundo;
 5. Records willful failure or refusal of a party to comply
with the summons and issue a certification to bar
action/counterclaim;
6. Records the willful failure or refusal of a witness to
comply with a subpoena;
7. Transmits settlement agreed upon by the parties to
the proper court not earlier than the 11th nor later
than 15th day from settlement.
8. Transmits the arbitration award to the proper court
within 5 days from the date thereof;
9. Issues certification to file action
10. Furnishes copies of the settlement or arbitration
award to all the parties and to the Punong
Barangay;
11. Issues certified true copies of any public record in
his custody that is not by law otherwise declared
confidential.
I. Powers and Duties of the Pangkat Chairman:

1. Presides over all hearings conducted by the

Pangkat;

2. Issues summons to parties and witnesses;

3. Attests to the authenticity and due

execution of the settlement reached by the
parties;

4. Attests to the certification issued by the

Pangkat Secretary for filing an action
J. Powers and Duties of the Pangkat Secretary:

1. Issues notices of hearing before the Pangkat and

causes them to be served upon the parties and their
witnesses;
2. Keeps minutes of the proceedings attested by the
Pangkat Chairman;
3. Notes in the minutes the willful failure or refusal of a
party to comply with the summons;
4. Immediately transmits to the Lupon Secretary all
settlements agreed upon by the parties and
arbitration awards rendered by the Pangkat;
5. Submits copies of these minutes to the Lupon
Secretary and to the proper court;
6. Issues a Certification to file action;
7. Issues a Certification for barring the complainant
from fling a case, or the respondent from filing a
counterclaim in court in case of their willful failure to
appear.
K. Character of Office and Service of Lupon Members

1. shall be deemed as persons in authority, as defined

in the Revised Penal Code, while in the performance
of their official duties or on occasion thereof;
2. shall serve without compensation, except as
provided for in Sec. 393 (honoraria, allowances and
other emoluments as may be authorized by law or
ordinance) and without prejudice to incentives
granted by the DILG;
3. if employed, he shall be deemed on official time
while in the performance of their duties and shall
not suffer from any diminution in compensation or
allowance.
 Art. 152, Revised Penal Code-

Any person directly vested with jurisdiction,

whether as an individual or as a member of
some court or government owned or controlled
corporation, board, or commission, shall be
deemed a person in authority. A barangay
captain and a barangay chairman shall also be
deemed persons in authority.

“directly vested with jurisdiction” – the power and

authority to govern and execute the laws
 shall be deemed as persons in authority, as
defined in the Revised Penal Code, while in the
performance of their official duties or on
occasion thereof”

“on occasion thereof” – on occasion of such

performance of official duties
= this signify “because” or “by reason” of the
past performance of official duty even if at
the very time of the assault no official duty
was being discharged.
Tanong: Sino ang maaaring magreklamo sa
barangay?

Sagot: Tao lamang at hindi korporasyon,

partnership o iba pang juridical
entities
Tanong: Anu-anong mga kaso ang hindi sakop
ng hurisdiksyon ng Katarungang
Pambarangay?
Sagot:
1. Kung ang kasangkot ay ang pamahalaan o
anumang bahagi nito;
2. Kung ang kasangkot ay isang opisyal o kawani
ng pamahalaan at ang reklamo ay tungkol sa
pagsasagawa ng kanilang opisyal na gawain;
3. Kung ang kasangkot ay korporasyon,
partnership o iba pang juridical entities;
4. Mga krimen na ang penalidad ay pagkabilanggo
ng higit pa sa isang (1) taon o multa na higit pa
sa P5,000.00;
5. Mga krimen na walang pribadong taong
nasaktan;
6. Kung ang usapin ay tungkol sa pag-aaring real
na nasa magkaibang lungsod o bayan, maliban
kung ang mga kasangkot ay nagkasundo na
idulog sa lupon;
7. Mga usapin na ang mga kasangkot ay nakatira
sa barangay ng magkaibang lungsod o bayan,
maliban kung ang mga barangay ay magkadikit
at ang mga kasangkot ay nagkasundo na idulog
ito sa lupon;
8. Kung ang usapin ay nangangailangan ng
agarang aksyon para maiwasan ang inhustisya-

a. Kung ang akusado ay nakakulong;

b. Kung ang isang tao ay binawian ng kanyang
personal na kalayaan at kailangang idaan sa
habeas corpus;
c. Kung ang kaso ay may kasamang
provisional remedies;
d. Kung ang kaso ay malapit nang
maharangan ng Statute of Limitations;
9. Kung ang usapin ay nauukol sa paggawa (labor
disputes);
10. Kung ang usapin ay nauukol sa Comprehensive
Agrarian Reform Law;
11. Iba pang usapin na itinalaga ng Pangulo sa
rekomendasyon ng Kalihim ng Katarungan.

Ang husgado na kung saan isinampa ang mga

kasong hindi kriminal at hindi sakop ng hurisdiksyon ng
lupon ay maaaring, sa sariling kagustuhan, isangguni ito
sa kinauukulang lupon para aregluhin.
Tanong: Anu-anong mga krimen na ang penalidad ay
pagkakulong na hindi hihigit sa 1 taon o multa na hindi
hihigit pa sa P5,000.00?

Arresto menor - 1 day to 30 days

Arresto mayor - 31 days to 6 months
Sagot:
1. Art. 252 – Serious and less serious physical injuries
inflicted in a tumultuous affray and the person
responsible cannot be identified, all those who
appeared to have used violence upon the offended
party shall be penalized.
2. Art. 253 – Giving assistance to suicide which is not
consummated.
3. Art. 259 – Dispensing abortive by a pharmacist without
proper prescription from a physician.
4. Art. 260 – Combatants in a duel where less serious
physical injuries are inflicted or there are no physical
injuries inflicted.
5. Art. 265 – Less serious physical injuries (incapacitate the
person for labor or require medical attendance for
10 days or more but less than 30 days)
6. Art. 266 – Slight physical injuries and maltreatment:
a. incapacitate the person for labor or require medical
attendance from 1 to 9 days;
b. does not prevent the person from engaging in his
habitual work nor require medical attendance;
c. ill-treating another by deed without causing any
injury.
7. Art. 269 – Unlawful arrest by a private person
= arresting or detaining a person for the purpose of
delivering him to the proper authorities without
reasonable ground.
8. Art. 271 – A father or mother of a minor who induce the
minor to abandon the home of the parents.
9. Art. 275 – Abandonment of persons in danger
a. Failing to render assistance to any person found in
an uninhabited place wounded or in danger of
dying, when he can render such assistance without
detriment to himself;
b. Failing to help or render assistance to another whom
the offender has accidentally wounded or injured;
c. Failing to deliver a child under 7 years of age found
abandoned, to the authorities, or to his family, or
faling to take him to a safe place.
10. Art. 276 – Abandoning a child under 7 years of age
who was placed in his custody.
11. Art. 277 – Abandoning a minor and indifference of
parents:
a. Delivering a minor to a public institution or other
persons without the consent of the one who
entruted the minor to his care, or without the
consent of the proper authorities;
b. Neglecting his children by not giving them education
which their station in life requires and financial
condition permits.
12. Art. 280 – Qualified trespass to dwelling – entering the
dwelling of another against the latter’s will.
13. Art. 281 – Other forms of trespass – entering the
closed premises or fenced estate of another while
either of them is uninhabited and the prohibition is
manifest, without securing permission of owner or
the caretaker
14. Art. 282 – Grave threats (threatening another with the
infliction upon his person, honor or property or that
of his family of any wrong amounting to crime, the
threat not being subject to a condition)
15. Art. 283 – Light threats (committed in the same
manner as grave threats only that the act
threatened to be committed does not constitute a
crime)
16. Art. 285 – Other light threats:
a. Threatening another with a weapon, or by drawing
such weapon in a quarrel, unless in lawful self-
defense;
b. Orally threatening another, in the heat of anger,
with some harm constituting a crime, without
persisting in the idea involved in this threat;
c. Orally threatening to do another any harm not
constituting a felony.
17. Art. 286 – Grave coercions:
a. Preventing another by means of violence from doing
something not prohibited by law;
b. Compelling another by means of violence to do
something against his will, whether it be right or
wrong.
18. Art. 287 – Light coercions
a. Seizing anything belonging to another by means of
violence for the purpose of applying it to the
payment of debt;
b. Any other coercion or unjust vexation.
19. Art. 290 – Seizing papers or letters in order to discover
secrets of another without revealing them.
20. Art. 291 – Revealing the secrets learned by the
manager, employee or servant of his principal or
master
21. Art. 308 – Theft is committed by any person who, with
intent to gain but without violence against, or
intimidation of, persons, nor force upon things, shall
take personal property of another without the
latter’s consent. Theft is also committed by:
a. Any person who, having found lost property, shall
fail to deliver the same to the local authorities or to
its owner;
 b. Any person who, after having maliciously damaged
the property of another, shall remove or make use
of the fruits or object of the damage caused by him;
and
c. Any person who shall enter an enclosed estate or a
field where trespass is forbidden or which belongs to
another and, without consent of its owner, shall
hunt or fish upon the same or shall gather fruits,
cereals, or other forest or farm products.
Art. 309 – 1) if the value is over P5.00 but does
not exceed P50.00;
2) if the value does not exceed P5.00
and the offender entered an enclosed
estate, etc., or acted under the impulse of
hunger, poverty, or difficulty of earning a
livelihood for the support of himself or his
family.
Art. 311 - if the property stolen is property of the
National Library or of the National Museum.
22. Art. 313 – Altering boundary marks or monuments of
towns, provinces, or estates, or any other marks
intended to designate the boundaries.
23. Art. 315 – Estafa – if the amount does not exceed
P200.00
24. Art. 316 – Other forms of swindling
25. Art. 317 – Swindling a minor
26. Art. 318 – Other deceits
27. Art. 319 – Removal, sale or pledge of mortgaged
property
28. Art. 321 – Other forms of arson (burning of grain fields,
pasture lands, forests, or plantation where the value
of the property does not exceed P200.00.
29. Art. 322 – Other cases of arson where the damage
caused does not exceed P50.00.
30. Art. 327 – Malicious mischief – deliberately causing
damage to the property of another but does not fall
under arson.
 a. using poisonous or corrosive substance, spreading
any infection or contagion among cattle and the
value of the property does not exceed P1,000.00;
b. other mischiefs and the value of the property does
not exceed P1,000.00
31. Art. 338 – Simple Seduction – Seduction of a woman
who is single or a widow of good reputation, over 12
but under 18 years, committed by means of deceit.
32. Art. 339 – Other acts of lasciviousness or lewdness
committed upon a woman who is virgin or single or
widow of good reputation, under 18 but over 12
years, or a sister or descendant regardless of her
reputation or age by means of abuse of authority,
confidence, relationship, or deceit.
33. Art. 351 – Premature marriages:
a. a widow who married within 301 days from the
date of death of her husband, or before having
delivered if she is pregnant at the time of his death
b. a woman who, her marriage having been annulled or
dissolved, married before her delivery or before the
expiration of 301 days after the date of legal
34. Art. 357 – Publishing acts connected with the private
life of another offensive to his honor, virtue and
reputation.
35. Art. 358 – Simple slander
36. Art. 359 – Simple slander by deed
37. Art. 363 – Incriminating or imputing directly to a
person by any act not constituting perjury, the
commission of a crime
38. Art. 364 – Any intrigue the principal purpose is to
blemish the honor or reputation of a person.
39. Art. 365 – Imprudence and negligence:
a. committing light felony or less grave felony by
reckless imprudence;
b. committing grave or less serious felony through
simple imprudence or negligence;
c. causing damage to the property of another through
reckless imprudence, or simple imprudence or
negligence;
d. causing some wrong through simple imprudence or
negligence which, if done maliciously, would have
constituted light felony.
Tanong: Saang lupon dapat idulog ang usapin?

Sagot:

1. Kung nakatira sa iisang barangay –

lupon ng kanilang barangay

Barangay San Pedro

Mrs. A Mrs. B
2. Kung nakatira sa magkaibang barangay –
lupon ng barangay kung saan nakatira
ang inirereklamo

Viga

Barangay San Pedro Barangay San Jose

Mrs. A Mrs. B
(nagrereklamo) (nirereklamo)
3. Kung nakatira sa magkaibang lungsod o bayan
at magkadikit ang barangay –
lupon ng barangay na napagkasunduan

San Miguel Viga

Barangay Progreso Barangay Summit

Mrs. A Mrs. B
(nagrereklamo) (nirereklamo)
4. Kung ang usapin ay tungkol sa pag-aaring real
o anumang interes dito –
lupon ng barangay na kung saan ang
malaking bahagi ng ari-arian ay
matatagpuan

Barangay Sagrada Barangay Summit

 4. Mga usapin ng mga manggagawa na nangyari
sa kanilang paggawaan o ng mga mag-aaral na
nangyari sa kanilang paaralan –
lupon ng barangay na kung saan
matatagpuan ang paggawaan o
paaralan
Viga Rural Dev. H/S
(Barangay San Vicente)

Barangay San Pedro Barangay San Jose

Miss A Miss B
(nagrereklamo) (nirereklamo)
 Anumang pagkontra sa lupon o barangay
kung saan idinulog ang usapin ay kailangang
ipaalam sa oras ng pakikipag-areglo sa harap ng
punong barangay. Kung ito ay hindi gagawin,
hindi na maaari pang kontrahin.
Tanong: Ano ang pamamaraan ng pagdinig ng reklamo?

Sagot: Walang istriktong alituntuning sinusunod sa

pagdinig ng reklamo gaya ng nasa husgado. Lahat
na posibleng pamamaraan ay pwedeng gawin para
magkaroon ng patas na pag-areglo upang sa gayon
ay mapanatili ang magandang relasyon o samahan
ng mga mamamayan sa barangay.

Tanong: Kailangan bang personal na humarap ang mga

nagreklamo at inireklamo?

Sagot: Kailangang personal na humarap ang nagreklamo

at inireklamo na walang kasamang abogado o
representante. Kun menor de edad o walang sapat
na pang-uunawa, maaaring tulungan ng
pinakamalapit na kamag-anak na hindi abogado.
Tanong: Anong sitwasyon ang pwedeng humarap ang
isang abogado?

Sagot: Maaari lamang humarap ang abogado kung siya

mismo ang kasama sa isinampang reklamo.

Tanong: Maaari bang manood ang hindi kasangkot sa

reklamo?

Sagot: Ang pagdinig ng reklamo ay bukas sa publiko. Hindi

dapat bawalan ang publiko sa panonood nito
maliban na lang kung kinakailangan ayon sa
interest of privacy, decency o public morals.
Tanong: Ano ang mangyayari kung ang mga
kasangkot sa usapin ay hindi humarap
sa Punong Barangay o Pangkat nang
walang validong dahilan?

Sagot:
1. Pagdismiss ng reklamo o kontra-reklamo;
2. Pagbigay ng Certification na nagbabawal na
isampa ang kaso sa husgado o alinmang
tanggapan ng pamahalaan;
3. Pagsampa ng reklamo sa husgado upang
maparusahan siya ng indirect contempt.
 Proceedings Under The Katarungang
Pambarangay
Punong Barangay Pangkat conducts
conducts mediation/arbitration
mediation/arbitration

Pangkat Pangkat Issues

Punong Punong succeeds fails Certificate
Barangay Barangay to file
succeeds fails action
Constitutes
Pangkat

Parties comply Parties failed to abide Execution of

with the by the agreement/ the
agreement/award award agreement/
award
PROCESO KAN PAGSANGAT NIN REKLAMO

An Nagreklamo Punong Barangay

 Pagsurat kan reklamo  Resibihon an nakasurat na
sa Punong Barangay reklamo
 Pagsabi kan reklamo sa  Isurat an sinabing reklamo
Punong Barangay
 Kwentahon an filing fee

 Pagbayad kan filing fee

 Pag-issue nin resibo sa

nagsangat kan reklamo
PROCESO KAN PAGSIMBAG KAN REKLAMO

Punong Barangay An Pinagreklamo

 I-schedule an primerong  Pagsimbag kan reklamo sa
pagdangog kan reklamo paagi nin kasuratan o pagsabi
 Magpaluwas nin summons  Pagsangat nin counterclaim
sa mga pinagreklamo kontra sa nagreklamo, o
 Pagsangat nin cross-claim
kontra sa kaibahan na
pinagreklamo, o
 Pagreklamo kontra sa taong dai
pa inbuwelto
PROCESO KAN PAGDANGOG KAN REKLAMO
Punong Barangay
 Magibo nin gabos na paagi tanganing
maareglo an kaso sa laog nin 15 aldaw poon
sa primerong pagharampangan

 MEDIATION/CONCILIATION—  An pinagkauyonan kaipuhan

an mga inbuwelto sa kaso pina- ibugtak sa kasuratan sa tataramon
pakiulayan na areglohon an na aram kan mga inbuwelto,
saindang pinagkadiperensyahan pirmado ninda asin pinatotoohan
kan Punong Barangay

ARBITRATION—an inbuwelto sa  Itatao kan Punong Barangay an

kaso nag-uyon sa sarong
kasuratan na sunudon an
desisyon kan Punong Barangay
pagkatapos na dangogon asin
timbangon an mga ebidensya
saiyang desisyon sa tataramon na
aram kan mga inbuwelto dai
maamay sa ika-6 na aldaw asin
dai man mahuri sa ika-15 aldaw
pagkatapos kan petsa kan pag-
uyon sa arbitration
PAGBILOG KAN PANGKAT NG
TAGAPAGKASUNDO
 Bibilogon kan Punong Barangay an
Pangkat sa huring aldaw kan pag-areglo
kun dai nagkauyon an mga inbuwelto sa
mediation/conciliation o arbitration

 An mga inbuwelto sa kaso mapili sa

atubangan kan Punong Barangay nin 3
tao hale sa mga miembro kan Lupon

 Kun dai magkauyon sa magiging

miembro kan Pangkat, an Punong
Barangay/Lupon Chairman an mapili sa
paagi nin paggugo

 An 3 miembro an mapili kan saindang

Chairman asin Secretary
 PROCESO KAN PAGDANGOG KAN PANGKAT

 Pag-atubang sa Pangkat kan mga inbuwelto sa kaso

sa petsa, oras asin lugar na pigdesignar kan Chairman
na dai lampas sa 3 aldaw pagka- bilog kan Pangkat
 Gigibohon kan Pangkat an gabos na paagi sa pag-
areglo sa laog nin 15 aldaw na pwedeng palawigon na
dai maglampas sa 15 aldaw

 MEDIATION/CONCILIATION—an  An pinagkauyonan kaipuhan ibugtak

mga inbuwelto sa kaso pinapaki- sa kasuratan sa tataramon na aram kan
ulayan na areglohon an saindang mga inbuwelto, pirmado ninda asin
pinagkadiperensyahan pinatotoohan kan Pangkat Chairman

 Itatao kan Pangkat Chairman an

ARBITRATION—an inbuwelto sa
saiyang desisyon sa tataramon na
kaso nag-uyon sa sarong kasuratan
aram kan mga inbuwelto dai maamay
na sunudon an desisyon kan Pangkat
sa ika-6 na aldaw asin dai man mahuri
Chairman pagkatapos na dangogon
sa ika-15 aldaw pagkatapos kan petsa
asin timbangon an mga ebidensya
kan pag-uyon sa arbitration
 PAGSUMITIR KAN PINAGKAUYONAN
O DESISYON

 Pinagkauyonan sa atubang
kan Punong Barangay Pagkapirma kan pinagkauyonan o
 Desisyon kan Punong desisyon, tatawan nin kopya an mga
Barangay inbuwelto sa kaso asin an Lupon
Secretary na iyo an masumitir sa tamang
husgado sa laog nin 5 aldaw poon sa
petsa kan desisyon o dai maamay sa ika-
11 aldaw asin dai mahuri sa ika-15 aldaw
 Pinagkauyonan sa atubang poon sa petsa kan pag-uroyon
kan Pangkat
 Desisyon kan Pangkat
Chairman
 PAAGI NIN REPUDIATION OF PAGBAWI
KAN PINAGKAUYONAN
 Pagbawi kan pag-uyon
sa arbitration
 An taong agrabyado
pwedeng bawion an pag-
uyon sa arbitration sa laog
nin 10 aldaw poon sa petsa
kan pag-uyon
 An pagbawi kaipuhan sa
paagi nin sinumpaang
tataramon
 An rason kan pagbawi iyo
na an saiyang pag-uyon
nakua sa pagdaya,
pagkulog o pagpwersa
 Pagbawi kan pinagkauyonan
 An siisay man na
inbuwelto sa kaso pwedeng
bawion an pinagkauyonan
sa laog nin 10 aldaw poon
sa petsa kaini
 An pagbawi kaipuhan sa
paagi nin sinumpaang
tataramon
 An rason kan pagbawi iyo
na an saiyan pag-uyon
nakua sa pagdaya,
pagkulog o pagpwersa
 PROCESO KAN EXECUTION KAN
DESISYON O PINAGKAUYUNAN
Petsa kan pag-
areglo/pagrecibi kan award
February 1, 2009
Sa laog nin 6 bulan
poon sa petsa kan pag-
areglo/pagrecibi kan
Pagluwas kan Notice of
award-pwedeng
Execution pakalihis 10
iimplementar
aldaw – February 11, 2009
hangganAugust 1, 2009 Pakalihis kan
periodong ni,
pwede nang
Sa laog nin 6 bulan poon isangat sa
Pag-implementar kan sa petsa na an obligasyon husgado para
Notice of Execution kan kaipuhan kumplihan (e.g. iimplementar an
Punong Barangay nagkauyon na magbayad execution
pag-abot February 28,
2009) –pwedeng
iimplementar hanggan
September 1, 2009
 PROCESO KAN EXECUTION KAN
DESISYON O PINAGKAUYUNAN
 Pagsangat nin Motion sa
Punong Barangay para i-
execute an desisyon o
pinagkauyunan na dai
nakumplihan kan ibong na
lado
 Pagtao nin kopya kan
Motion sa ibong na lado
Pag-schedule kan Punong
Barangay kan Motion sa aldaw
na napag-uyonan kan nagsangat
kan Motion na dai mahuri sa 5
aldaw pakaresibi kan Motion.
Pagpadara nin notisya sa ibong
na lado
 Pagdangog kan Punong Barangay
kan Motion
 Pag-engganyo kan Punong Barangay
na makumplihan an desisyon o
pinagkauyunan
Aaramon kan Punong Barangay kun
kayang makumplihan an desisyon o
pinagkauyunan sa laog nin 5 aldaw
pagkatapos kan pag-dangog kan
Motion
Kun mayong voluntaryong
pagkumpli pakaagi nin 5 aldaw,
maluwas nin Notice of Execution
an Punong Barangay
 PROCESO KAN EXECUTION KAN
DESISYON O PINAGKAUYUNAN
 Kun dai makabayad nin
kuarta---
 kun suficiente an mga
personal na sadiri, mapili
an obligadong magbayad
kun arin an kukuanon;
Kun manongod sa  Tawan nin 5 aldaw
para voluntaryong kun dai suficiente, an
pagbayad nin kuarta kakulangan iipnuan hale
makabayad
sa mga sadiring real;
Maconducir auction
sale---an kabakalan itatao
sa pinaboran kan
desisyon o pinagka-
uyonan; an sobra ibabalik
sa taong obligadong
magbayad
 PROCESO KAN EXECUTION KAN
DESISYON O PINAGKAUYUNAN
Kun manongod sa pagbalik
nin pagsasadiri na yaon sa
laog kan barangay
Kun manongod sa pagbalik
nin pagsasadiri na yaon sa
laog kan ibang barangay sa
parehong siyudad o munisipyo
 Pahaleon kan Punong
Barangay an taong inobligaran
kan desisyon o pinagkauyonan
Ibugtak sa posisyon kan
pagsasadiri an taong pinaboran
kan desisyon o pinagkauyonan
 An Punong Barangay na
nagluwas kan Notice of
Execution tatawan authorization
an Punong Barangay na may
sakop sa pagsasadiri na kuanon
an posisyon;
Ibugtak sa posisyon an taong
pinaboran kan desisyon o
pinagkauyonan
 PROCESO KAN EXECUTION KAN
DESISYON O PINAGKAUYUNAN

Hahagadon kan Punong Barangay

na kumplihan an pinapagibo.

Kun manongod sa paggibo

nin documento, o paggibo nin
partikular na aksyon
Kun dai nakumplihan---
An Lupon Secretary iyo an magibo
kan documento na gagastusan kan
taong obligado kan desisyon o
pinagkauyonan;
An documentong ginibo kan Lupon
Secretary magkakaiguang parehong
efecto siring kun ginibo ini kan taong
obligado kan desisyon o
pinagkauyonan
 PROCESO KAN AUCTION SALE
Personal na pagsasadiri na
madaling maraot
Personal na pagsasadiri na
dai madaling maraot
Pagkatapos na makua an personal
na pagsasadiri, tolostolos na
magdukot nin notisya kan lugar
sagkod oras kan auction sale sa 3
lugar na publiko sa barangay kun
saen gigibohon an auction sale sa
laog nin dai magbaba nin 24 oras
bago kan auction sale.
Pagkatapos na makua an personal
na pagsasadiri, tolostolos na
magdukot nin notisya kan lugar
sagkod oras kan auction sale sa 3
lugar na publiko sa barangay kun
saen gigibohon an auction sale sa
laog nin dai magbaba sa 5 aldaw o
dai magsobra sa 10 aldaw
PROCESO KAN AUCTION SALE

Oras kan auction sale – sa ultanan nin

alas 8 nin aga sagkod alas 5 nin hapon

An pagsasadiring ibibenta sa auction sale

kaipuhan mahiling kan mga interesadong
magbakal
Kun presente an kagsadiri, pwede nyang
itukdo an pasunodsunod kan pagbenta kan
saiyang mga sadiri
An Punong Barangay, Lupon Secretary
sagkod Lupon members dai pwedeng
magbakal o magkainteres na magbakal
directamente o sa paagi nin ibang tao.
 PROCESO KAN AUCTION SALE

Itao an kabakalan sa taong Itao an sobra kan

pinaboran kan desisyon o kabakalan sa taong
pinagkauyonan sa tamang obligado kan desisyon o
kantidad pinagkauyonan

Itao sa nakabakal an bagay

na nabenta
Punong Barangay
Maggibo nin Certificate of
Sale sagkod itao sa
nakabakal

Kun an taong pinaboran kan

desisyon o pinagkauyonan iyo an
nakabakal, itao nya an sobra kan
kabakalan sa taong obligado kan
desisyon o pinagkauyonan
 PROCESO KAN AUCTION SALE

Punong Barangay Punong Barangay/Barangay

Secretary

Maggibo nin return kan Ibugtak sa saiyang record

ginibong auction sale an ginibong return kan
Punong Barangay
Property Exempt from Execution:

1. The debtor’s family home constituted in

accordance with the Family Code;
2. Tools and implements necessarily used by him
in his trade or employment;
3. Two (2) horses, or two (2) cows, or two (2)
carabaos, or other beasts of burden, such as the
debtor may select, and necessarily used by him
in his ordinary occupation;
4. His necessary clothing, and that of all his family;
5. Household furniture and utensils necessary for
housekeeping and used for that purpose by the
debtor;
6. Provisions for individual or family use sufficient
for four (4) months;
7. The professional libraries of attorneys, judges,
physicians, pharmacists, dentists, engineers,
surveyors, clergymen, teachers and other
professionals;
8. One (1) fishing boat, net, and other fishing
paraphernalia of the party obliged who is a
fisherman, by the lawful use of which he earns a
livelihood;
9. So much of the earnings of the party obliged for
his personal services within the month preceding
the levy as are necessary for the support of his
family;
10. Lettered gravestones;
11. All moneys, benefits, privileges, or annuities
accruing or in any manner growing out of any
life insurance, provided the proceeds therefrom
shall not exceed One hundred thousand
(P100,000.00) pesos;
12. The right to receive legal support, or money or
property obtained as support, or any pension or
gratuity from the government;
13. Copyrights and other properties especially
exempted by law.

BUT, no article or species or property mentioned

above shall be exempt from execution issued
upon a settlement or award for its price or for a
mortgage thereon.
DOCKET OF CASES
(for the Lupon)
 Bgy. Case No.______
For:______________
_________________
Complainant,
- against –
_________________
Respondent.
___________________________________
Jan. 7 Complaint filed at 10:00 a.m.
Jan. 8 Summons issued to respondent
Jan. 10 Mediation conducted-settlement
reached by the parties

Compromise Agreement
_________________________
_________________________
_________________________
Signature Signature
___________ ____________
Attested:
_______________
Jan. 31 Parties complied with the
Compromise Agreement
 Bgy. Case No.______
For:______________
_________________
Complainant,
- against –
_________________
Respondent.
___________________________________
Jan. 7 Complaint filed at 10:00 a.m.
Jan. 8 Summons issued to respondent
Jan. 10 Mediation conducted-settlement
not reached by the parties
Jan. 14 Another attempt to mediate-no
settlement reached by the parties
Jan. 15 PB set the constitution of Pangkat
on Jan. 16
Feb. 4 Received report of the proceedings
from Pangkat Secretary_________
(Record the result of the proceedings)
Aug. 5 Motion for Execution filed by _______
Aug. 8 Hearing on the Motion for Execution
Aug. 13 Notice of Execution issued by PB
Aug. 18 PB took possession of the following
personal properties of _________
Aug. 19 Auction sale conducted
Aug. 20 PB submitted return of the execution
DOCKET OF CASES
(for the Pangkat)
 Bgy. Case No.______
For:______________
_________________
Complainant,
- against –
_________________
Respondent.
___________________________________
Jan. 16 Pangkat was constituted
Jan. 17 Summons issued to respondent
Jan. 18 Mediation conducted-settlement
reached by the parties

Compromise Agreement
_________________________
_________________________
_________________________
Signature Signature
___________ ____________
Attested:
_______________
Jan. 31 Parties complied with the
Compromise Agreement
 Bgy. Case No.______
For:______________
_________________
Complainant,
- against –
_________________
Respondent.
___________________________________
Jan. 16 Pangkat was constituted
Jan. 17 Summons issued to respondent
Jan. 18 Mediation conducted-settlement
not reached by the parties
Feb. 2 Another attempt to mediate- no
settlement reached by parties
Feb. 3 Certificate to File Action issued
Feb. 4 Submitted report of proceedings
to Lupon Secretary