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Showing 625–648 of 1,139 articles for “due process”

Bound by Your Lawyer’s Mistakes? Client Responsibility Under Philippine Law

Philippine courts generally hold clients responsible for their lawyers' negligence. Only gross negligence that deprives a client of due process warrants relief.

Due Process at Sea: Seafarers' Rights Against Illegal Dismissal in Philippine Law

Understand the Supreme Court's ruling on due process and loss of trust in dismissing confidential employees under Philippine law.

Illegal Dismissal for Medical Emergency Leave: Ting v. Ismael Case Guide

Learn when leaving work for a medical emergency is not just cause for dismissal, and the due process rules employers must follow.

Due Process in Philippine Courts: Postponements and Witness Testimony

How Philippine courts weigh witness credibility, illumination, and minor inconsistencies in criminal trials.

Due Process in Corporate Disputes: Prescription and Quieting of Title Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies when actions to quiet title are imprescriptible, protecting possessors from wrongful execution sales.

Gross Negligence of Counsel Can Justify New Trial in Criminal Cases

When a lawyer's gross negligence deprives an accused of due process, courts may reopen the case for a fair trial.

Due Process Prevails in Property Disputes: When a Writ of Possession Cannot Be Enjoined

The Supreme Court clarifies when a writ of possession in extrajudicial foreclosures is ministerial and when due process protects third-party possessors.

Employee Termination: Just Cause and Due Process Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies the standards for valid employee termination in the Philippines, focusing on just cause and due process requirements.

Due Process in Administrative Cases: Understanding Your Rights

Learn how the Supreme Court applies due process in administrative proceedings and what rights individuals have when facing government actions.

Protecting Landowner Rights Due Process and Just Compensation in Agrarian Reform

Learn how the Supreme Court balanced landowner due process rights with farmer-beneficiary qualifications in agrarian reform cases under RA 6657.

Upholding Due Process in Search Warrants: The Kho v. Lanzanas Standard

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies probable cause standards for search warrants and due process in intellectual property cases.

When Courts Deny Postponements: Due Process in Philippine Litigation

A Supreme Court ruling on when denying a motion for postponement violates due process, and what parties must show to get a resetting.

Due Process in Employee Dismissal: Backwages Only for Bad Faith Termination

Learn when reinstated government employees can claim backwages, and why procedural rules on appeals must still be followed.

Probationary Employees and Due Process: Lessons from Philemploy v. Rodriguez

A look at the Supreme Court ruling on probationary employment, due process, and the payment of nominal damages for defective dismissal.

Due Process for Probationary Employees Navigating Termination and Notice Requirements in Philippine Labor Law

Understand the due process rights of probationary employees in the Philippines, including termination rules, notice requirements, and legal remedies.

Navigating DOLE Inspections: Employer Rights and Compliance in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies employer rights and obligations during DOLE labor inspections, emphasizing compliance, due process, and the Regional Director's jurisdiction.

Just Cause vs Due Process: Navigating Employee Dismissal in the Philippines

Learn the difference between just cause and due process in Philippine labor law, and what employers must do to make dismissals valid.

Philippine Retrenchment Navigating Layoffs AND DUE Process TO Avoid Costly Labor Disputes

Understand Philippine retrenchment rules from TPI v. Cajucom: valid authorized cause, proper notice, and separation pay requirements.

Extradition and Due Process: Bail Cancellation Rights in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when bail in extradition cases can be cancelled, and the due process rights of prospective extraditees.

Due Process in Indirect Contempt: Why Judges Must Follow Procedure

A judge fined P20,000 for detaining a litigant without hearing—explaining the due process required in indirect contempt cases.

Delay in Resolving Motions: Judicial Efficiency and Due Process in Philippine Courts

Philippine Supreme Court holds judges accountable for undue delay in resolving motions, balancing judicial efficiency with due process.

Due Process in Employee Dismissal: Philippine Supreme Court Case Analysis

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on illegal dismissal, loss of trust and confidence, and the employer's burden of proof in termination cases.

Dishonesty and Breach of Trust in Handling Court Exhibits: A Philippine Labor Law Guide

What Philippine jurisprudence says about dismissal for dishonesty and breach of trust, and how the Supreme Court treats due process in authorized-cause terminations.

Sheriff Misconduct and Illegal Demolition: Upholding Due Process in Philippine Law

When can a sheriff demolish structures not named in a writ? The Supreme Court clarifies due process limits on demolition orders.