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Showing 409–417 of 417 articles for “rent”

Lease Termination in the Philippines: Rights and Remedies from a Supreme Court Ruling

Learn when a lease can be terminated in the Philippines, including rent defaults and breach of contract terms, based on a 1997 Supreme Court ruling.

Lease Termination in the Philippines: When Can a Contract Be Ended

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when lease contracts can be terminated, including rules on suspensive conditions, rebus sic stantibus, and rental obligations.

PNCC v. Court of Appeals: When a Lessee Cannot Escape a Lease It Signed

The Supreme Court held that financial difficulty and a change in political climate do not excuse a lessee from paying rent under a valid lease contract.

Rape of a Minor by a Parent: Credibility and Defenses in Philippine Law

How Philippine courts assess a child victim's testimony in incestuous rape cases and why minor inconsistencies do not destroy credibility.

Incestuous Acts of Lasciviousness: When Parental Authority Cannot Shield Abuse

Supreme Court clarifies that a father's lewd acts on his sleeping 13-year-old daughter constitute acts of lasciviousness, not RA 7610 violation.

Quieting Title vs Boundary Disputes: What Property Owners Should Know

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when quieting of title applies and why boundary disputes need different legal remedies.

Custodial Rights and Deliberate Failure: Defining Kidnapping in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that kidnapping under Article 270 RPC requires deliberate, persistent refusal to return a minor to parents.

Reversion of Illegally Obtained Public Land: Indefeasibility of Title vs. State's Inherent Right

The Supreme Court rules that the State can recover public land fraudulently titled, as indefeasibility of title cannot defeat reversion.

Ejectment and Rent Control: When a Month-to-Month Lease Expires in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when landlords can eject tenants under month-to-month leases covered by rent control laws.