If the property sought to be attached is in custodia
legis, a copy of the writ of attachment shall be filed with the proper court or
quasi-judicial agency, and notice of the attachment served upon the custodian
of such property. (Rule 57,
Section 7(e) of the Rules of Court). x x x x In Traders Royal Bank v. Intermediate
Appellate Court, No.
L-66321, October 31, 1984, 133 SCRA 141, citing Manila Herald Publishing Co.
Inc. v. Ramos, 88 Phil. 84 (1951), the Supreme Court declared that "property in the custody of the
law cannot be interfered with without the custody of the proper court and
properly legally attached is property in custodia legis”. x x x x (BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS vs. Executive Judge
ENRICO A. LANZANAS, A.M. No. RTJ-06-1999 (Formerly OCA IPI No. 03-1903-RTJ), December 8, 2010,
BRION, J.).
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