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Showing 361–368 of 368 articles for “complaint”

Counterclaims After Complaint Dismissal: Philippine Rules Explained

Learn when counterclaims survive dismissal of the main complaint under Philippine civil procedure, based on the Fletcher Challenge case.

Fabricated Serious Illegal Detention Case Shows Why Courts Demand Proof Beyond Reasonable Doubt

When a land dispute turned into a criminal charge, the Supreme Court showed how weak evidence and altered complaints can destroy a serious illegal detention case.

Grave Oral Defamation When Does Filing A Complaint Stop The Clock

Learn when filing a complaint stops the prescriptive period for grave oral defamation under Philippine law.

Contempt of Court When Legal Actions Cross the Line: A Philippine Law Analysis

The Supreme Court explains when filing repeated complaints against judges becomes contempt of court, abuse of process, and forum-shopping.

Speedy Disposition of Cases: When Ombudsman Delay Justifies Dismissal

The Supreme Court ruled that a six-year delay by the Ombudsman in resolving complaints violates the constitutional right to speedy disposition of cases.

Third Party Complaints CAN They Survive Dismissal OF THE Main Case

Rape Conviction: Why Delay in Filing Does Not Always Equal Doubt

Philippine Supreme Court explains why a rape victim's delayed complaint can still be credible and lead to conviction.

Amending Pleadings: When Can You Change Your Legal Strategy Mid-Case?

Learn when Philippine courts allow supplemental or amended complaints to change relief sought mid-case, based on Superclean Services v. HDMF.