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Showing 217–219 of 219 articles for “denial”

Res Judicata in Land Registration: Ramirez v. Court of Appeals Explained

When does a final denial of a land registration application bar a later one? The Supreme Court clarifies res judicata in Ramirez v. Court of Appeals.

Res Judicata in Land Cases: When a Prior Denial Does Not Bar a New Claim

Philippine Supreme Court explains when a prior land registration denial bars a new claim, and when changed legal bases allow a fresh application.

Positive Identification Over Alibi Upholding Conviction in Murder and Frustrated Murder Case

Supreme Court affirms murder and frustrated murder conviction, ruling positive identification prevails over alibi and denial.