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Showing 289–294 of 294 articles for “administrative case”

Losing Control: Understanding Loss of Jurisdiction After Appeal in Philippine Courts

When a case is appealed, the trial court loses jurisdiction. This administrative case explains the rule and its limits.

Execution Pending Appeal: When Philippine Courts Can Enforce Judgments Immediately

Philippine courts can order execution pending appeal only with good reasons stated in a special order. Learn the rules from a Supreme Court administrative case.

Sheriffs Authority: Understanding the Limits of Property Attachment in the Philippines

Learn the limits of a sheriff's authority in property attachment in the Philippines, based on a landmark Supreme Court administrative case.

Judicial Accountability: Understanding Culpable Negligence in Philippine Courts

A Supreme Court ruling explains when a judge's error becomes culpable negligence, and why good faith matters in administrative cases.

Preliminary Investigation Essentials: A Judge's Duty and Probable Cause

What a landmark administrative case teaches about a judge's non-negotiable duties in preliminary investigation and probable cause determination.

Mismanaging Judiciary Funds: A Cautionary Tale for Court Personnel

The Supreme Court's ruling in a 1996 administrative case shows the severe consequences of mishandling Judiciary Development Fund collections.