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Supreme Court (File photo) MANILA - The Supreme Court (SC) has extended until June next year all notarial commissions which would expire by the end of 2021. It was the third extension granted by the SC since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic last year. In a statement on Tuesday, the high court said that due to the continuing difficulties imposed by the health crisis, all notarial commissions set to expire will remain valid until the first half of 2022. "All notarial commissions granted in 2019 and whose validity had been previously extended until December 31, 2021 pursuant to the Court's December 1, 2020 and June 22, 2021 Resolutions are deemed further extended and shall thus remain valid for an additional period of six months beginning January 1, 2022 until June 30, 2022," the SC stated in a two-page resolution signed by en banc Clerk of Court Marife Lomibao-Cuevas. During the six-month period, notaries public whose terms are deemed extended pursuant to the latest resol

Rameses victorius villagonzaloSupreme courtClerk of court marife lomibao cuevasPhilippine bar associationOffice of the bar confidantJudicial reform initiativeCourt marifeBar confidantIntegrated barJudicial reformSupreme court file photo manila the sc has extended until june next year all notarial commissions which would expire by end of 2021 it was third extension granted since onset covid 19 pandemic last ina statement on tuesdayHe high court said that due to the continuing difficulties imposed by health crisisLl notarial commissions set to expire will remain valid until the first half of 2022 quot all granted in 2019 and whose validity had been previously extended december 31021 pursuant to the court 39s december 1020 and june 22021 resolutions are deemed further extended and shall thus remain valid for an additional period of six months beginning january 1