Since the right to life, liberty and security
of a person is at stake, the proceedings should not be delayed and execution of
any decision thereon must be expedited as soon as possible since any form of
delay, even for a day, may jeopardize the very rights that these writs seek to
immediately protect. The Rules of Court
only find suppletory application in an amparo
proceeding if the Rules strengthen, rather than weaken, the procedural
efficacy of the writ. As it is, the
Rule dispenses with dilatory motions in view of the urgency in securing the
life, liberty or security of the aggrieved party. Suffice it to state that a motion for execution
is inconsistent with the extraordinary and expeditious remedy being offered by
an amparo proceeding. For summary
proceedings, it bears emphasis, are immediately executory without prejudice to
further appeals that may be taken therefrom.
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