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Showing 25–34 of 34 articles for “pcgg”

Sequestration vs Lis Pendens: When a Notice Fails and Titles Get Cleared

Understand the Supreme Court's ruling on void PCGG sequestration notices and how property titles can be cleared when requirements are not met.

Sequestration Orders in the Philippines: Validity Rules and Timely Legal Action

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when sequestration orders are valid, how PCGG rules apply, and the constitutional deadline for judicial action.

Upholding Judicial Impartiality: Timely Case Resolution and Ethical Conduct Matter

The Supreme Court affirms Sandiganbayan's lifting of sequestration orders, underscoring strict compliance with PCGG rules and constitutional time limits.

Piercing the Corporate Veil: When Sequestration of Assets Survives Technical Defects

The Supreme Court clarifies when sequestered corporations must be impleaded and whether a single PCGG commissioner can validly issue a sequestration order.

PCGG Sequestration and Voting Rights: Director Qualifications in Quo Warranto Cases

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling on PCGG's voting of sequestered shares and director qualifications in quo warranto cases.

Sandiganbayan Jurisdiction over Quo Warranto: The PCGG Exception

When can the Sandiganbayan hear a quo warranto case? The Supreme Court explains the exception involving PCGG and sequestered assets.

Crafting Effective Legal Pleadings: The Bill of Particulars in Philippine Law

Learn how the Supreme Court clarified the bill of particulars under Philippine law, using the landmark PCGG v. Sandiganbayan case.

PCGG Sequestration Orders: Due Process and Valid Authority Requirements

The Supreme Court rules that PCGG sequestration orders require at least two Commissioners and a prima facie showing, protecting due process rights.

Ownership Disputes and Government Sequestration: Protecting Property Rights After PCGG Lifting

When the government sequesters property, owners may face long battles to reclaim it. This case clarifies the finality of delisting orders.

Sequestration and Search and Seizure: Constitutional Limits in Asset Recovery

Explaining the Supreme Court's ruling on PCGG sequestration and search and seizure orders, and the constitutional limits on asset recovery.