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Showing 25–48 of 120 articles for “injunctions”

Government Infrastructure Projects: Restrictions on Injunctive Relief Explained

The Supreme Court clarifies when courts may issue injunctions against government infrastructure projects under RA 8975.

Balancing Public Infrastructure and Private Property: Limits on Preliminary Injunctions

The Supreme Court clarifies when courts may issue injunctions against government infrastructure projects under R.A. 8975.

Estate Sales and Court Authority: When Approved Transactions Stand Despite Later Disputes

The Supreme Court explains when court-approved estate sales remain valid despite later disputes over administrator appointments and injunctions.

Comelec Divisions, Jurisdiction, and Preliminary Injunctions in Election Protests

The Supreme Court clarifies when a Comelec division's interlocutory order may be assailed via certiorari and the validity of Special Divisions.

Injunctions and Mortgage Foreclosure: Balancing Creditor Rights and Preventing Irreparable Harm

The Supreme Court clarifies when preliminary injunctions may stop mortgage foreclosures, emphasizing that courts must protect only rights that clearly exist.

Preliminary Injunctions and Ombudsman Decisions: The Gabuya Case on Due Process

The Supreme Court clarifies when preliminary injunctions may stop Ombudsman dismissal orders and the consequences of forum shopping.

Mandatory Injunctions When Possession of Titles Must Be Returned

When can a court order the return of property titles before trial? The Supreme Court explains the rules on preliminary mandatory injunctions.

Injunction Against Bank Foreclosure: When Borrowers Cannot Stop the Sale

Supreme Court explains when courts may issue injunctions to stop extrajudicial foreclosure, and why defaulting borrowers cannot rely on disputed interest rates.

Preliminary Injunctions Upholding Foreclosure Rights Absent A Clear Legal Violation

When Dismissal of the Main Case Kills Injunctions and Triggers Forum Shopping

A preliminary injunction dies with the main case. Filing similar suits in different courts is forum shopping.

When a Case Becomes Moot: The Stradcom v. Laqui Ruling on Preliminary Injunctions

The Supreme Court explains the moot and academic doctrine in Stradcom v. Laqui, showing how a preliminary injunction expires with the main case.

When Courts Refuse to Second-Guess Executive Road Projects: The Torrecampo Case

The Supreme Court explains why courts will not substitute their judgment for the Executive's on where to build roads—and when injunctions fail.

Preliminary Injunctions in Philippine Corporate Disputes: Safeguarding Rights Pending Litigation

Learn how the Supreme Court applies preliminary injunction rules in corporate disputes, protecting shareholder rights while cases remain pending.

TRO Rules Explained: Lessons from the Lago v. Abul Administrative Case

A judge's suspension-worthy errors in issuing TROs and injunctions, and the procedural rules every litigant should know.

Preliminary Injunctions Protecting Possession Rights in Philippine Property Disputes

Learn how the Supreme Court protected possession rights through preliminary injunctions in Maunlad Homes v. Union Bank, and what this means for property disputes.

Preliminary Injunctions in the Philippines: Preserving Status Quo in Property Disputes

Learn when Philippine courts issue preliminary injunctions to preserve status quo, based on the Supreme Court's ruling in Maunlad Homes v. Union Bank.

When a Court Cannot Freeze a Mortgage: Injunctions and Doubtful Rights in Ngo v. Allied Bank

In Ngo v. Allied Bank, the Supreme Court explains why a preliminary mandatory injunction needs a clear legal right — and why doubt defeats it.

Unraveling Real Estate Mortgages When Does A Debt Secure Future Obligations

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when real estate mortgages secure future obligations and the strict standards for preliminary mandatory injunctions.

Preliminary Injunctions in Ejectment Cases: When Immediate Execution Yields to Equity

The Supreme Court clarifies when appellate courts may issue preliminary injunctions to stay execution of ejectment judgments despite their immediate executory nature.

Preliminary Injunctions in Foreclosure: Clear Legal Right Required

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when courts may issue preliminary injunctions to stop extrajudicial foreclosure sales.

Local Tax Injunctions: Balancing Government Revenue and Taxpayer Rights in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when courts may enjoin local tax collection, balancing government revenue needs with taxpayer rights.

Finality of Election Protest Decisions: Protecting the Electorate's Will Over Technicalities

When election protest appeals are dismissed, the trial court's decision becomes final. COMELEC cannot issue injunctions against final judgments.

Cross-Default Clauses and Preliminary Injunctions: Lessons from Lim v. BPI Agribank

When can a borrower stop a bank from foreclosing? The Supreme Court explains the "right in esse" requirement for injunctions.

Balancing Indigenous Land Rights and Government Authority: Clarifying the Scope of NCIP Injunction Powers

The Supreme Court clarifies when the NCIP may issue injunctions in ancestral land disputes, balancing indigenous rights against government authority.