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Self Defense Under Scrutiny: Proving Imminent Danger in Philippine Law

When can self-defense be successfully invoked in the Philippines? Learn the legal requirements and burden of proof from a Supreme Court ruling.

Foreclosure Publication Requirements: Protecting Property Rights in Rural Bank Loans

Learn how strict publication rules in rural bank foreclosures protect property owners, and why buyers must verify possession before purchasing.

Judicial Misconduct: The Imperative of Due Process in Granting Injunctive Relief

A judge's failure to observe notice and hearing requirements before issuing injunctive relief constitutes grave abuse of authority, warranting administrative sanction.

Absence of Prior Appraisal Does Not Void Onerous Donation by Local Government

Supreme Court rules that a local government's onerous donation without prior appraisal is valid, applying contract law over procedural requirements.

Voter Registration Requirement for Barangay Candidates and COMELEC Due Process

The Supreme Court rules on mandatory voter registration for barangay candidates and due process requirements in COMELEC cancellation proceedings.

Redefining THE Bounds OF Qualifying Circumstances THE Supreme Court ON Pleading Requirements IN Rape Cases

Verifying Arbitral Awards: Authenticity Requirements Under Philippine Arbitration Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that unverified copies of arbitral awards cannot support court confirmation orders, explaining verification requirements under R.A. 876.

Upholding Ejectment Demand Sufficiency Despite Reconveyance Suit

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies ejectment rules: demand allegations, reconveyance pendency, and supersedeas bond requirements in unlawful detainer cases.

Surety Bond Execution Timeliness and Due Notice Requirements in Philippine Law

Learn when a claim against an injunction bond must be filed and the notice rules for surety liability under Philippine law.

Upholding Employee Rights: Proving Just Cause for Termination in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on employer's burden of proof in dismissal cases, explaining just cause requirements and employee rights.

Land Title Registration: Proving Ownership and Alienability in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the requirements for land registration: possession since June 12, 1945 and proof the land is alienable public domain.

Betrayal of Trust: Rethinking Penalties for a Father's Rape of His Daughter

Supreme Court ruling on father raping daughter highlights proof requirements for death penalty in qualified rape cases.

Probationary Employment Due Process and Termination Standards in the Philippine Civil Service

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies probationary employee termination rules, due process requirements, and civil service tenure protections.

Reservation Requirements in Philippine Civil Actions: Hambon v. Carantes Explained

Learn how the Supreme Court applied Rule 111 reservation rules in Hambon v. Carantes, affecting civil damages claims tied to criminal cases.

Foreclosure Sales: Strict Compliance With Publication Requirements

When a postponed foreclosure sale proceeds without republication of notice, the sale is void. Learn the rules from Ouano v. Court of Appeals.

Escrow Orders Protecting Property Rights Pending Litigation in the Philippines

Philippine courts may issue escrow orders to protect property rights during litigation. Learn the rules, requirements, and practical implications.

Procedural Rigor vs Substantial Justice: Upholding the Rules of Certiorari

The Supreme Court reminds litigants that procedural rules, including Rule 65 requirements, cannot be ignored even in cases with substantial merit.

Heirs AT Odds When Active Participation Waives Formal Substitution Requirements IN Property Disputes

Notarial Duties: Judges Must Certify Lack of Lawyers and Remit Fees to Avoid Sanctions

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on judges acting as notaries public ex officio, their certification duties, and fee remittance requirements.

Waiver of Publication in Foreclosure Sales: Protecting Public Interest Over Private Agreements

Philippine Supreme Court rules parties cannot waive publication requirements in extrajudicial foreclosure sales under Act No. 3135.

Substantial Compliance Prevails When Procedural Rules Meet Substantive Justice

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

Upholding Due Process in Attorney Discipline: The Necessity of Formal Investigation

When can a lawyer be suspended without a formal investigation? The Supreme Court clarifies due process requirements in disciplinary cases.

Perfecting Land Titles: Proving Alienability and Possession in Public Land Registration

Learn the dual requirements for registering public land: proving alienable character and open possession since June 12, 1945.

Illegal Dismissal: Employers Must Substantiate Claims and Observe Due Process

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on Atlas Farms v. NLRC clarifies employer burden of proof in illegal dismissal cases and due process requirements.