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Showing 289–304 of 304 articles for “agrarian reform”

Just Compensation in Agrarian Reform: How Landowners Get Paid Under RA 6657

Understand how just compensation is paid in cash and bonds under RA 6657, explained through the Supreme Court's ruling in Santos v. Land Bank.

Writ of Possession in the Philippines: When Can a Bank Take Your Property

Learn when banks can take property in the Philippines through writs of possession, and how agrarian reform rights affect foreclosure cases.

Agrarian Reform Landowners Retention Rights Prevail Despite Prior Land Transfer

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on landowner retention rights under RA 6657 and PD 27, even after land transfer.

Agrarian Reform Landowners Retention Rights Prevail Over Tenant Emancipation Patents

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how landowner retention rights under agrarian reform interact with tenant emancipation patents.

Tenant Rights Prevail: Security of Tenure in Agrarian Reform Disputes

The Supreme Court affirms that agricultural lessees retain security of tenure under CARL, even when landowners claim conversion or termination of lease.

Tenant Rights Prevail: Security of Tenure and Agrarian Reform in Greenfield v. Cardama

The Supreme Court affirms that agricultural tenants enjoy security of tenure and cannot be summarily dispossessed, reinforcing CARP beneficiary rights.

Protecting Landowners Rights: The Judiciarys Role in Just Compensation for Agrarian Reform

The Supreme Court affirms that courts, not administrative agencies, have final authority over just compensation in agrarian reform cases.

Deadline for Landowners Appealing Land Valuation Decisions Under Agrarian Reform

Philippine Veterans Bank case clarifies the 15-day deadline for landowners to challenge DAR land valuation decisions before Special Agrarian Courts.

Land Valuation Disputes and Mandamus: Lessons from Land Bank v. Court of Appeals

When can a writ of mandamus compel the Land Bank to pay agrarian reform compensation? A 1999 Supreme Court ruling explains.

Just Compensation in Agrarian Reform: Landowners' Right to Fair Valuation

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on landowners' right to just compensation in agrarian reform, valuation standards, and the jurisdiction of Special Agrarian Courts.

Due Process in Agrarian Reform: The Supreme Court on CLOA Issuance and Rightful Beneficiaries

The Supreme Court affirms that due process is indispensable in CLOA issuance, and explains when exhausting administrative remedies is not required.

Due Process in Agrarian Reform: Ensuring Fair Land Distribution in the Philippines

The Supreme Court ruled that DAR must observe due process before issuing CLOAs, affirming that beneficiaries deserve notice and hearing.

Tenancy Disputes and Jurisdiction: Courts vs. Agrarian Reform Boards

Understanding when courts or DARAB have jurisdiction over agrarian disputes, based on a recent Supreme Court ruling.

Overlapping Land Titles in the Philippines: Resolving Ownership Disputes

Learn how Philippine courts resolve ownership disputes involving overlapping land titles, foreclosure, and tenant rights under agrarian reform laws.

Just Compensation IN Agrarian Reform Landowners Right TO Judicial Review

Conditional Sales and Agrarian Reform: Protecting Contractual Obligations

DBP v. Carpio clarifies that agrarian reform laws cannot impair prior contractual obligations under conditional sales.