CEBU CITY, Philippines —The filing of pleadings, applications for bail, and other court submissions will already be a hybrid of physical and electronic means at the Cebu City Hall of Justice
Cebu City Regional Trial Court Executive Judge Macaundas Hadjirasul, in a memorandum issued on Monday, June 8, said the courts in CCHJ will already be in full operations although presiding judges may still opt to work with a skeletal force.
“Video conferencing hearing is also allowed in cases “with extraordinary circumstances” as may be determined by the judge,” Hadjirasul’s memorandum added.For civil weddings, the CCHJ also limits the number of persons inside the courtroom to five, including the bride and the groom. Walk-in inquiries, requests, and other transactions, however, are still prohibited in CCHJ. Inquiries on concerns or requesting documents should be done through calls and emails to the courts’ hotlines and official email addresses, the memorandum said.
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