What are the requirements for the Court to hear statements from litigants or their attorneys in a legal proceeding?
The Court can only hear statements from litigants or their attorneys if there is an agreement for amicable settlement signed by the litigants involved and duly attested by the Notary. Additionally, the Court cannot hear these statements in the absence of the adverse party or admit any papers or submissions from either litigant without informing the adverse party. If these requirements are not met, the underlying procedure shall be null and void.