Both but only one

On page 412 of Riano's Criminal Procedure, Updated Edition, 2011 we read this:

Question: who is the other party which make up the "both" with the District Court? At first glance, it seems the sentence should be "Both the IRS and the District Court ordered . . . ".

But that is not how it appeared in the decision as shown in the following portion:

See here for the full decision.

Riano - minor typo

I still have a prelim exam today in Criminal Procedure. Here are a few minor typos from Riano's Criminal Procedure, (The Bar Lectures Series), Updated Edition, 2011:

Page 300 -

Page 396, misplaced comma -

Page 400, misplaced comma -

Civil action to criminal action vice versa

From page 368 of Remedial Law and Compendium, Vol. II, 11th Ed.  by Regalado:

Notice that Rule 111, Sec. 5 talks of final judgment in a civil action not being a bar to a criminal action.

In the Note, however, Regalado gave the inverse example -  a finished criminal action not being a bar to a civil action.

Sorry about the link to the book. The bookstore website does not show the Vol. 2.

The pioneer gets no privilege

On page 126 of Tax Principles and Remedies, Fourth Edition (2011) by Japar B. Dimaampao we find this:

It should be six (6) years.

Typos for the prelims

It's prelims week starting tomorrow. There are hundreds of pages to read up or review. In the meantime here are a few minor typos from Paras' Civil Code of the Philippines, Annotated, Vol. V, 2013 Ed.

Page 109:

Page 120:

Who controls the buyer?

In the Civil Code of the Philippines, Annotated, Vol. V, 2013 Ed., in relation to Article 1498, Paras talks of the requirements before ownership can be transferred by way of constructive delivery.

First, on page 114, the seller must have control.

OK, got that. But on the next page he said:

So, who is in control of the buyer? See this portion from Addison v. Felix.

The full text is available in full here.

Riano's echo

On pages 120 and 121 of Criminal Procedure (The Bar Lectures Series), 2011 Ed.,  Riano echoes himself:

Page 120:

 Page 121:

Propriety proprietary

From page 19 of Tax Principles and Remedies, 2011 Ed. by Japar Dimaampao:

He got it right on page 21.