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Showing 25–48 of 187 articles for “compromise”

Compromised Evidence Safeguarding Drug Chain OF Custody IN Philippine LAW

When police break the chain of custody for seized drugs, the accused may be acquitted. Learn the rules from a 2019 Supreme Court ruling.

Compromised Chain of Custody Acquittal in Drug Cases Due to Witness Absence

Philippine Supreme Court acquits drug suspect when police fail to justify missing DOJ and media witnesses during inventory.

Compromise Agreements Ensuring Mutuality AND Enforceability IN Debt Settlements

Philippine Supreme Court approves compromise agreement in debt settlement, highlighting mutual concessions and clear terms for enforceability.

Compromised Chain OF Custody Acquittal IN Drug Cases DUE TO Procedural Lapses

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Broken Chains: Safeguarding Drug Evidence and Protecting Rights in Anti-Drug Operations

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect after police broke chain of custody rules, reaffirming that procedural lapses can compromise evidence integrity.

Compromised Evidence Acquittal in Drug Case Due to Chain of Custody Lapses

Supreme Court acquits two drug suspects after prosecution fails to justify missing media witness in chain of custody.

Compromised Chain of Custody Leads to Acquittal in Drug Case

Supreme Court acquits drug suspect because police failed to justify missing witnesses during inventory, compromising evidence integrity.

Compromise Agreements Court Approval Required FOR Enforceability Against ALL Parties

A compromise agreement approved by the court binds only the parties who signed it, not other claimants in the same case.

Compromised Evidence Acquittal Due to Unjustified Deviations in Drug Chain of Custody

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because police failed to justify deviations from the mandatory chain of custody rule under RA 9165.

Upholding Redemption Rights: The Validity of an Irrevocable Power of Attorney in Land Disputes

Supreme Court ruling on irrevocable power of attorney, land redemption, and compromise agreements in Philippine civil law.

When Government Contracts Meet Congressional Oversight: The Limits of Compromise Agreements

The Supreme Court clarifies that compromise agreements involving government claims above P100,000 require congressional approval, not just COA or agency action.

Government Employee Benefits: BIR Authority and the Limits of Compromise

The Supreme Court rules on BIR's power to tax government employee benefits and the limits of taxing allowances under RMO No. 23-2014.

Compromised Evidence Safeguarding Drug Case Integrity Through Chain Of Custody

Philippine Supreme Court acquits drug suspect after police breached Section 21 chain of custody rules, stressing evidence integrity matters.

Compromised Integrity: Navigating the Chain of Custody in Drug Cases

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect over unjustified lapses in the chain of custody, underscoring strict compliance with Section 21 of RA 9165.

Compromised Evidence Safeguarding Drug Integrity IN Anti Drug Operations

When police fumble the chain of custody, drug convictions fail. A 2018 Supreme Court ruling shows why procedure matters.

Compromised Chain of Custody Leads to Acquittal in Drug Cases: Integrity of Evidence Crucial

Supreme Court acquits drug suspect after PDEA operatives fail to justify deviations from Section 21 chain of custody rule under RA 9165.

Compromised Evidence: The Vital Chain of Custody in Drug Cases

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect because police broke the chain of custody rule under RA 9165. Learn the required procedure.

Compromised Chain of Custody: Illegal Drug Conviction Overturned Due to Procedural Lapses

The Supreme Court acquitted an illegal drug suspect after police failed to follow the chain of custody requirements under Section 21 of RA 9165, compromising evidence integrity.

Right of Way vs Contractual Obligations: Enforcing Compromise Agreements in Property Development

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when courts may review factual findings and how contractual penalties are reduced in breach cases.

Compromised Chain of Custody Safeguarding Rights in Drug Cases

When police break the chain of custody in drug cases, the Supreme Court will acquit. Learn the rules from People v. Ceralde.

Compromise After Judgment: How a Settlement Can Override a Final Court Decision

The Supreme Court explains when a compromise agreement can validly novate a final judgment, even after execution has begun.

Striking a Balance When Justice Outweighs Procedural Technicalities in Criminal Appeals

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect when police breaches of Section 21, RA 9165 compromise the integrity of seized evidence.

Rescission Rights Enforcing Compromise Agreements In Property Sales

When a buyer defaults on a court-approved compromise agreement, the seller may rescind and enforce the original contract without a separate action.