What are the two modes of appeal from the RTC to the CA?

What are the two modes of appeal from the RTC to the CA?

• A. Ordinary appeal under Rule 41 and petition for review under Rule 42
• B. Ordinary appeal under Rule 41 only
• C. Petition for review under Rule 42 only
• D. Petition for review on certiorari under Rule 45

Answer: (A)

Two ways exist to challenge an RTC decision in the Court of Appeals. The standard path is an ordinary appeal under Rule 41, which is the usual route for reviewing final judgments or orders in civil actions and certain special proceedings. The other path is a petition for review under Rule 42, which is a separate remedy that applies in specific circumstances where the appellate review is brought under Rule 42 rather than through a direct ordinary appeal. So the two modes are ordinary appeal under Rule 41 and petition for review under Rule 42. The other options miss one of these routes or point to a procedure that isn’t the RTC-to-CA path.

Two ways exist to challenge an RTC decision in the Court of Appeals. The standard path is an ordinary appeal under Rule 41, which is the usual route for reviewing final judgments or orders in civil actions and certain special proceedings. The other path is a petition for review under Rule 42, which is a separate remedy that applies in specific circumstances where the appellate review is brought under Rule 42 rather than through a direct ordinary appeal.

So the two modes are ordinary appeal under Rule 41 and petition for review under Rule 42. The other options miss one of these routes or point to a procedure that isn’t the RTC-to-CA path.