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Showing 25–32 of 32 articles for “bouncing checks law”

Bouncing Checks: Understanding Liability and Penalties Under Philippine Law

Learn how the Supreme Court interprets BP 22 bouncing checks law, including liability, penalties, and defenses in the Philippines.

Bouncing Checks Intent Is Irrelevant Under Batas Pambansa Blg. 22

The Supreme Court clarifies that under the Bouncing Checks Law, criminal intent and purpose are irrelevant. Issuing a bad check is malum prohibitum.

Bouncing Checks Law: Valid Defense When Developer Fails to Complete Project

Supreme Court rules buyer's suspension of payments under PD 957 is valid defense against B.P. 22 bouncing checks charges.

Bouncing Checks Law: When a Valid Cause to Stop Payment Defeats a Conviction

The Supreme Court acquits a buyer who stopped payment on postdated checks due to a developer's failure to complete a townhouse project.

Bouncing Checks in Business Partnerships: Avoiding Criminal Liability Under Philippine Law

A Supreme Court ruling explains when a bouncing check in a partnership dissolution is not a crime under the Bouncing Checks Law.

Territorial Jurisdiction and Bouncing Checks Law: Where Can You Be Sued

The Supreme Court explains where a B.P. 22 bouncing checks case may be filed, based on territorial jurisdiction rules.

Bouncing Checks and Estafa: When a Dishonored Check Is Not Fraud

The Supreme Court clarifies when issuing a bouncing check constitutes estafa versus a mere violation of the Bouncing Checks Law.

Bouncing Checks Law: Corporate Officers Personally Liable for Signed Checks

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on BP 22: corporate officers who sign bouncing checks face personal criminal liability, even if signed in blank.