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Showing 25–48 of 72 articles for “rate disputes”

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.

Immediate Execution of Damages in Intra-Corporate Disputes: What Philippine Law Says

The Supreme Court clarifies that awards for moral damages, exemplary damages, and attorney's fees in intra-corporate cases are not immediately executory.

Intra-Corporate Disputes: Protecting Shareholder Rights in Philippine Courts

Learn how Philippine courts classify intra-corporate disputes and protect shareholder rights from fraudulent share transfers, based on a 2010 Supreme Court ruling.

Forum Shopping and Timeliness: Navigating Legal Remedies in Intra-Corporate Disputes

A party cannot file both an appeal and a certiorari petition against the same ruling—this is forum shopping. Learn the rules.

Immediate Execution of Damages: Protecting Corporate Dissenting Stockholders' Rights

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that awards for exemplary damages and attorney's fees in intra-corporate disputes are not immediately executory pending appeal.

Resolving Church Disputes: Jurisdiction and the Right to Possess Religious Property

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies that ejectment cases involving church property are not intra-corporate disputes, and explains the limits of ownership claims.

Interest Rate Disputes Contractual Agreements VS Legal Modifications IN Philippine LAW

Philippine Supreme Court rules on contractual interest rates, legal modifications, and judicial intervention in private loan agreements.

Docket Fees and Jurisdiction: The High Cost of Underpayment in Corporate Disputes

Underpaying docket fees can be fatal to a case. Learn from Sameer v. Santos how the Supreme Court treats this procedural pitfall.

Resolving Jurisdictional Conflicts Concurrent Jurisdiction VS Forum Shopping IN Intra Corporate Disputes

Learn how Philippine courts handle overlapping jurisdiction and forum shopping in intra-corporate disputes, based on a 2009 Supreme Court ruling.

Navigating Corporate Disputes THE Interplay OF Contract Crime AND Corporate Sequestration

Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies: Why Water Rate Disputes Must First Go to the NWRB

The Supreme Court rules that water rate disputes must first be elevated to the NWRB before going to court, reinforcing the doctrine of exhaustion of administrative remedies.

Forum Shopping and Corporate Disputes: Consequences of Multiple Filings

Learn how the Supreme Court treats forum shopping in ejectment cases, co-owner suits, and the rule against multiple filings.

SEC Authority Validating Stock and Transfer Books Over Intra-Corporate Disputes

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling that the SEC has regulatory jurisdiction to validate and cancel stock and transfer books.

SEC Jurisdiction Over Stock and Transfer Book Disputes: A Lesson in Regulatory Power

Supreme Court clarifies SEC's regulatory jurisdiction to recall and cancel erroneously registered stock and transfer books, resolving intra-corporate disputes.

Shareholder Rights vs Corporate Autonomy: When Can a Stockholder Intervene in a Corporate Dispute

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when stockholders may intervene in corporate disputes, emphasizing the separate legal personality of corporations.

Navigating Corporate Disputes: The Boundaries of Forum Shopping and Litis Pendentia in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when two corporate cases are not forum shopping or litis pendentia, using the Taningco dispute as a guide.

Deposition Deadlines in Corporate Disputes: What Philippine Computer Solutions v. Manzo Teaches

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies deposition deadlines in intra-corporate disputes and why interlocutory orders must be raised on appeal.

Can Agency Guidelines Limit Court Injunctions? SEC Authority in Philippine Law

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling on whether SEC guidelines could shorten the life of preliminary injunctions in intra-corporate disputes.

Prejudicial Question in Corporate Disputes: Suspending Criminal Cases Explained

When can an intra-corporate dispute suspend a criminal case? The Omictin v. Lagos ruling explains the prejudicial question doctrine.

Execution of Intra-Corporate Judgments: When Reliefs Align With the Dispositive Portion

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a motion for execution may seek reliefs that go beyond a judgment's dispositive portion in intra-corporate disputes.

Execution of Judgment in Intra-Corporate Disputes: Ensuring Compliance with Dispositive Portions

The Supreme Court clarifies that execution of judgment must strictly follow the dispositive portion, ensuring compliance in intra-corporate disputes.

Forum Shopping and Mootness in Intra-Corporate Disputes: The Huibonhoa Case

The Supreme Court clarifies forum shopping tests and mootness doctrine in intra-corporate disputes, offering practical guidance for litigants and counsel.

Substantial Compliance in Procedure and Jurisdiction Shifts in Intra-Corporate Disputes

Explaining Suzuki v. De Guzman on procedural rules, substantial compliance, and the transfer of intra-corporate jurisdiction from SEC to RTCs.

Navigating Corporate Disputes Jurisdiction AND Procedural Pitfalls IN Philippine LAW

Learn how Philippine courts handle jurisdiction and procedural errors in corporate disputes, with key takeaways from a recent Supreme Court ruling.