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Complaint Affidavit and Trespass Report in the Philippines
What a complaint affidavit should contain
- Full names and identifying details of complainant and respondent if known
- A clear timeline: date, time, place, what happened, who saw it, and what was said
- Facts personally known to the affiant, not speculation
- Attachments such as photos, CCTV, messages, medical records, or witness statements
Trespass-related facts to document
- Was the place a dwelling, office, fenced lot, or common area?
- Was entry against the will of the occupant or owner?
- Was there force, intimidation, stealth, damage, or threat?
- How did the person enter and leave?
- Who witnessed the entry?
Where to start
- Urgent threats or crimes should be reported to police. Some community disputes may also involve the barangay. Prosecutor filing usually requires affidavits and supporting evidence. A lawyer can help classify the possible offense.
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