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Showing 241–248 of 248 articles for “import”

Rape Conviction: The Importance of Victim Testimony and Circumstantial Evidence

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how credible victim testimony and circumstantial evidence can sustain a rape conviction.

Security Guard Accountability: The Importance of Evidence in Termination Cases

When can a security agency dismiss a guard for a lost firearm? The Supreme Court clarifies the substantial evidence rule in illegal dismissal cases.

The Importance of Positive Identification in Kidnapping Cases Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on positive identification in kidnapping cases, explaining why eyewitness testimony prevails over alibi.

The Importance of Proper Notice in Philippine Legal Proceedings: A Case Analysis

A Supreme Court ruling on self-defense, credibility of witnesses, and the weight of evidence in murder and frustrated murder cases.

Perfecting an Appeal: Understanding the Importance of Procedural Compliance in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on strict procedural compliance in appeals and the limits of administrative interpretation of law.

Perfecting Appeals: The Importance of Surety Bonds in Philippine Labor Cases

Learn why posting a surety bond on time is mandatory and jurisdictional in appeals from POEA decisions to the NLRC.

Protecting the Accused: The Importance of Valid Arraignment in Philippine Criminal Law

A Supreme Court ruling on invalid arraignment underscores why a guilty plea must be free and informed, especially in capital cases.

Protecting Your Property Rights: The Importance of Notice in Title Cancellation Cases

A Supreme Court ruling reminds courts that property owners with annotated interests must be notified before cancellation of title entries.