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Canon 1512. Previous Next	When the citation has been communicated legitimately or the parties have appeared before the judge to pursue the case: 1. the matter ceases to be res integra; 2. the case becomes proper to the otherwise competent judge or tribunal before which the action was initiated; 3. the jurisdiction of a delegated judge is fixed in such a way that it does not cease when the authority of the one delegating expires; 4. prescription is interrupted unless other provision is made; 5. the litigation begins to be pending; therefore, the principle while litigation is pending, nothing is to be altered immediately takes effect.

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Canon 1512.
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When the citation has been communicated legitimately or the parties have appeared before the judge to pursue the case:

1. the matter ceases to be *res integra*;

2. the case becomes proper to the otherwise competent judge or tribunal before which the action was initiated;

3. the jurisdiction of a delegated judge is fixed in such a way that it does not cease when the authority of the one delegating expires;

4. prescription is interrupted unless other provision is made;

5. the litigation begins to be pending; therefore, the principle while litigation is pending, nothing is to be altered immediately takes effect.

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