Law of Civil Procedure

1.Any litigant may petition for reconsideration of final judgments in the following circumstances: a)If the judgment was based on documents that were subsequently found to be forged or based on a testimony that was subsequently ruled perjurious by the competent authority. b)If the petitioner, after the judgment was rendered, obtained conclusive documents for the case that he was unable to produce before the rendering of the judgment. c)If an act of fraud was committed by the adverse party which would have a bearing on the judgment. d)If the judgment awards what the litigants did not ask for or more than what they asked for. e)If the wording of the judgment was contradictory; f)If the judgment was in absentia. g)If the judgment was rendered against a person not properly represented in the case. 2.Anyone who was bound by the judgment and was neither joined nor did he intervene in the case may petition for reconsideration of final judgments.