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Showing 265–288 of 1,126 articles for “due process”

Insubordination on the High Seas: Protecting Seafarers' Rights Against Unjust Dismissal

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on seafarer dismissal clarifies the burden of proof in insubordination cases and procedural due process under the POEA-SEC.

Negligence of Counsel and Due Process: Lessons from People v. Tapugay

How the Supreme Court balanced procedural lapses in drug evidence handling against the accused's right to due process in People v. Tapugay.

Due Process and Prosecutorial Review: Ensuring Fair Hearings in Philippine Justice

Explore how the Supreme Court protects employee rights through due process, prosecutorial review, and fair hearings in Philippine labor disputes.

Counsel's Negligence and Due Process: When Can a Client Reopen a Case

When a lawyer's mistake hurts a client's case, can the case be reopened? The Supreme Court explains the limits of due process and counsel negligence.

Tax Assessment Limits and Due Process in Withholding Tax Cases

Learn how the Supreme Court ruled on prescription periods and due process requirements in tax assessments, using the Samar-I Electric Cooperative case.

Upholding Corporate Governance: The Limits of Status Quo Orders in Intra-Corporate Disputes

The Supreme Court clarifies the strict rules for status quo orders in intra-corporate disputes, emphasizing due process, bonds, and the limits of provisional relief.

Deportation and Due Process: Ensuring Fair Proceedings for Resident Aliens

The Supreme Court clarifies deportation procedures, appeal remedies, and due process rights for resident aliens facing removal from the Philippines.

Substitution in Elections: Comelec's Discretion and Due Process Rights

A look at the Supreme Court's ruling on candidate substitution, the Comelec's ministerial duty, and the due process requirements in election cases.

Navigating SEC Appeals: Understanding the Scope of Review and Due Process

The Supreme Court clarifies when appellate courts may relax procedural rules and the limits of certiorari review in labor appeals.

Default Orders and Due Process: Protecting Defendants' Rights in Philippine Courts

Learn how Philippine courts balance default orders with due process, and what defendants must prove to lift a default judgment.

Rehabilitation Proceedings: Balancing Creditor Rights and Corporate Recovery

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies creditor participation rights in corporate rehabilitation appeals, balancing recovery goals with due process.

Due Process in Corporate Rehabilitation: Creditors' Right to Participate on Appeal

Supreme Court ruling on creditors' right to participate in corporate rehabilitation appeals, protecting due process and equal footing principles.

Indispensable Parties: Due Process in Criminal Appeals Before the CA

The Supreme Court rules on why the People must be impleaded in certiorari petitions before the Court of Appeals.

Upholding Search Warrants in Copyright Infringement Cases: Balancing Rights and Due Process

The Supreme Court clarifies when courts may quash search warrants in software piracy cases, and when they must uphold them.

Correcting Civil Registry Entries: Balancing Administrative Efficiency and Due Process

The Supreme Court clarifies when civil registry corrections need courts versus administrative action, protecting legitimacy rights.

Moral Damages for Illegal Suspension: Bad Faith and Due Process in Philippine Labor Law

Philippine Airlines v. Montinola: illegally suspended employees can recover moral and exemplary damages when the employer acts in bad faith or denies due process.

Due Process Rights in JBC Proceedings: Ensuring Fairness in Judicial Appointments

The Supreme Court's 2014 ruling in Jardeleza v. Sereno clarifies due process and the integrity challenge rule in Judicial and Bar Council nomination proceedings.

SEC Authority Over Pre-Need Plan Sales: Due Process and Cease and Desist Orders

The Supreme Court upheld the SEC's power to issue cease and desist orders against unregistered pre-need plan sales without a prior hearing in Primanila Plans v. SEC.

Indirect Contempt and Due Process: Why Hearings Matter in Ejectment Cases

The Supreme Court explains when non-appearance at a preliminary conference justifies judgment without further hearing, and what this means for due process.

Serious Misconduct in Philippine Labor Law: Balancing Discipline and Employee Rights

Philippine Supreme Court ruling clarifies what constitutes serious misconduct justifying employee discipline, requiring substantial evidence and due process.

Tax Assessments, Formal Offer of Evidence, and Due Process in Deficiency Tax Claims

The Supreme Court clarifies when tax assessments are void for lack of due process and why formal offer of evidence matters before the CTA.

Probation Revocation in the Philippines: New Offenses and Due Process

Learn when Philippine courts can revoke probation for a new offense, and what due process requires in revocation proceedings.

Due Process in Termination: Employer's Duty to Ensure Fair Hearing and the Scope of Nominal Damages

Supreme Court clarifies employers' duty to observe procedural due process in dismissals and the proper basis for awarding nominal damages.

Default Judgments and Due Process: Proving Ownership Claims in Philippine Courts

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that default judgments still require proof of claims, and bare allegations cannot establish ownership of property.