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Showing 25–34 of 34 articles for “non-forum shopping”

Substantial Compliance Prevails When Procedural Rules Meet Substantive Justice

Supreme Court ruling on substantial compliance with non-forum shopping certification requirements in corporate cases.

Certifying Non-Forum Shopping: The Personal Signature Requirement in Philippine Courts

The Supreme Court clarifies that a certificate of non-forum shopping must be personally signed by the party, not just counsel, or the case faces dismissal.

The Mandatory Nature of Non-Forum Shopping Certifications in Ejectment Cases

A Supreme Court ruling underscores that the certification against forum shopping is a mandatory requirement in ejectment complaints, and its omission warrants dismissal.

When a Civil Case Can Proceed Independently of a Criminal Case

Philippine Supreme Court explains when an independent civil action for fraud may proceed without reservation, even without a non-forum shopping certificate.

Certificate of Non-Forum Shopping in Refiled Cases and Support Pendente Lite

Supreme Court clarifies when a certificate of non-forum shopping must mention a prior dismissed case, and reinstates support pendente lite orders.

Certification of Non-Forum Shopping: When a Philippine Agency Can Sign for Its Foreign Principal

The Supreme Court held that a local recruitment agency may sign the certification of non-forum shopping for its foreign principal, but strict rules still apply to service of pleadings.

Forum Shopping in Philippine Courts: Why Personal Certification Matters

The Supreme Court clarifies when a lawyer's signature on a non-forum shopping certification is fatal to an appeal.

Missed Deadline Dismissed Appeal Understanding THE Importance OF Timely Filing IN Philippine Courts

Learn how the Supreme Court treats missed deadlines and non-forum shopping certifications in Philippine appeals, and why strict compliance matters.

Navigating Forum Shopping in the Philippines: A Guide to Avoiding Dismissal

Learn how the Supreme Court applies the non-forum shopping certification rule to election protests and why timing matters for your case.

Election Protests and Forum Shopping: The Certification Rule in Philippine Courts

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when non-forum shopping certifications apply to election protests and why timing matters.