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    Metropolitan Trial Court

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    This document discusses the differences between Metropolitan Trial Courts and Municipal Trial Courts. Metropolitan Trial Courts operate in cities located in the Metropolitan Manila area, while Municipal Trial Courts operate in cities outside of Metro Manila. The document also outlines the criminal cases that fall under the summary procedure rules for Municipal Trial Courts, including violations of traffic laws, rental laws, city ordinances, and other crimes with penalties of 6 months imprisonment or a fine of 1,000 pesos or less.

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    Metropolitan Trial Court

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    This document discusses the differences between Metropolitan Trial Courts and Municipal Trial Courts. Metropolitan Trial Courts operate in cities located in the Metropolitan Manila area, while Municipal Trial Courts operate in cities outside of Metro Manila. The document also outlines the criminal cases that fall under the summary procedure rules for Municipal Trial Courts, including violations of traffic laws, rental laws, city ordinances, and other crimes with penalties of 6 months imprisonment or a fine of 1,000 pesos or less.

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    This document discusses the differences between Metropolitan Trial Courts and Municipal Trial Courts. Metropolitan Trial Courts operate in cities located in the Metropolitan Manila area, while Municipal Trial Courts operate in cities outside of Metro Manila. The document also outlines the criminal cases that fall under the summary procedure rules for Municipal Trial Courts, including violations of traffic laws, rental laws, city ordinances, and other crimes with penalties of 6 months imprisonment or a fine of 1,000 pesos or less.

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    Metropolitan Trial Court

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    Juan Miguel Peradilla Gentallan
    This document discusses the differences between Metropolitan Trial Courts and Municipal Trial Courts. Metropolitan Trial Courts operate in cities located in the Metropolitan Manila area, while Municipal Trial Courts operate in cities outside of Metro Manila. The document also outlines the criminal cases that fall under the summary procedure rules for Municipal Trial Courts, including violations of traffic laws, rental laws, city ordinances, and other crimes with penalties of 6 months imprisonment or a fine of 1,000 pesos or less.

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    Metropolitan

    trial court
    Rhea S. Lanquino
    BSOALT 3-2D
    City vs. Metropolitan vs.
    Municipal Courts
    Metropolitan Trial Courts and Municipal
    Trial Courts in Cities: Municipal Trial
    Courts in towns and cities in the
    Metropolitan Manila area, as distinguished
    from other political subdivision in the
    Philippines, are referred to as Metropolitan
    Trial Courts. In cities outside of the
    Metropolitan Area, the equivalent of the
    municipal Trial Courts are referred to as
    Municipal Trial Courts in Cities.
    Metropolitan Manila Area
    Caloocan, Las Piñas,
    Makati, Malabon,
    Mandaluyong, Manila,
    Marikina, Muntinlupa,
    Navotas, Parañaque,
    Pasay, Pasig, Pateros,
    Quezon City, San Juan,
    Taguig, and Valenzuela
    There are 109 MeTC Branches as
    of 19 August 2016
    NatividadLopez St, Ermita, Manila,
    Metro Manila
    RULE 123 - PROCEDURE IN THE
    MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURTS
    Section 1. Scope. — This rule shall
    govern the summary procedure in the
    Metropolitan Trial Courts, the Municipal
    Trial Courts in Cities, the Municipal Trial
    Courts, and the Municipal Circuit Trial
    Courts in the following cases falling
    within their jurisdiction:
    B. Criminal Cases:
    (1) Violations of traffic laws, rules and
    regulations;
    RULE 123 - PROCEDURE IN THE MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURTS

    (4) All other criminal cases where


    the penalty prescribed by law for
    the offense charged is imprisonment
    not exceeding six months, or a fine not
    exceeding (P1,000.00), or both,
    irrespective of other imposable
    penalties, accessory or otherwise, or of
    the civil liability arising therefrom:
    Provided, however, that in offenses
    involving damage to property
    through criminal negligence, this
    RULE 123 - PROCEDURE IN THE MUNICIPAL TRIAL
    COURTS
    This Rule shall not apply to a civil
    case where the plaintiffs cause of
    action is pleaded in the same
    complaint with another cause of
    action subject to the ordinary
    procedure; nor to a criminal case
    where the offense charged is
    necessarily related to another
    criminal case subject to the
    ordinary procedure.
    RULE 123 - PROCEDURE IN THE
    MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURTS
    Sec. 2. Determination of
    applicability. — Upon the
    filing of a civil or criminal
    action, the court shall issue
    an order declaring whether
    or not the case shall be
    governed by this Rule. A
    patently erroneous
    RULE 123 - PROCEDURE IN THE
    MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURTS
    WHAT ARE THE CRIMINAL CASES
    FALLING UNDER THE RULES OF
    SUMMARY PROCEDURE?
    1. Violations of traffic laws, rules and
    regulations
    2. Violations of the rental law
    3. Violations of municipal or city
    ordinances
    4. All other criminal cases where the
    penalty prescribed by law for the
    offense charged is imprisonment not
    exceeding six months, or
    RULE 123 - PROCEDURE IN THE
    MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURTS
    a fine not exceeding
    (P1,000.00), or both,
    irrespective of other imposable
    penalties, accessory or otherwise,
    or of the civil liability arising
    therefrom: Provided, however,
    that in offenses involving
    damage to property through
    criminal negligence, this Rule
    shall govern where the
    imposable fine does not

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