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Showing 25–33 of 33 articles for “tampering”

Clerk of Court Dismissed for Tampering Court Records and Concealing Ex Parte Proceedings

Supreme Court dismisses clerk of court for dishonesty after tampering with default orders and concealing ex parte proceedings in a civil case.

Unbilled Electricity Consumption: When Can a Utility Company Charge You

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when electric utilities can charge consumers for unbilled consumption due to alleged meter tampering.

Meralco Billing Dispute: Tax Credit Assignments and Tampered Meter Claims

Supreme Court ruling on Meralco's interest charges on tax credit assignments and differential billing for alleged meter tampering.

Falsifying Time Records: A Breach of Public Trust and Ethical Standards

The Supreme Court rules that tampering with daily time records constitutes gross dishonesty, a grave offense for court employees.

Meralco's Power Play: When Disconnecting Electricity Demands Due Process

The Supreme Court ruled that Meralco cannot disconnect electricity for alleged meter tampering without an officer of the law or ERB representative witnessing the discovery.

Burden of Proof in Electricity Pilferage: Meralco Must Substantiate Tampering Claims

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on Meralco's burden to prove electricity pilferage before imposing differential billings on customers.

Electricity Pilferage: When Tampering With Utility Meters Is Proven and Who Bears Liability

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on electricity pilferage, tampering evidence, and liability of consumers for unregistered consumption in utility services.

Electoral Integrity Safeguarding Votes Against Tampering And Manipulation

The Supreme Court ruled that glaring vote discrepancies in election returns, certificates of canvass, and statements of votes constitute probable cause for election offenses under RA 6646.

Election Tampering Safeguarding the Integrity of Philippine Elections

How the Supreme Court upheld COMELEC's power to annul tampered election returns and order recanvassing to protect electoral integrity.