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2002-04-12 |
VITUG, J. |
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| "An order granting or denying probation shall not be appealable. (As amended by PD 1257, and by PD 1990, Oct. 5, 1985.)"[12] Such a waiver amounts to a voluntary compliance with the decision and writes finis to the jurisdiction of the trial court over the judgment.[13] There is no principle better settled, or of more universal application, than that no court can reverse or annul, reconsider or amend, its own final decree or judgment.[14] Any attempt by the court to thereafter alter, amend or modify the same, except in respect to correct clerical errors, would be unwarranted. | |||||