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2010-03-05 |
VELASCO JR., J. |
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| To be sure, the Court has, on several occasions, passed upon and resolved petitions and cases emanating from Shari'a courts. Among these was one involving the issue of whether or not grave abuse of discretion attended the denial of a motion to implement a writ of execution.[14] Still another involved the Shari'a courts' jurisdiction in custody and guardianship proceedings,[15] nullity of marriage and divorce when the parties were both married in civil and Muslim rites,[16] and settlement of estate proceedings where the deceased was alleged to be not a Muslim,[17] or where the estate covered properties situated in different provinces.[18] | |||||