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Showing 49–55 of 55 articles for “annulment of judgment”

Annulment of Judgment and Correction of Civil Registry Entries: Barco v. Court of Appeals

The Supreme Court clarifies when a final judgment correcting civil registry entries may be annulled, and why publication binds the whole world in Rule 108 proceedings.

Valid Service of Summons: Protecting Due Process in Philippine Courts

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies rules on personal service of summons, due process, and annulment of judgments in Lazaro v. Rural Bank.

Finality of Judgments: The Limits of Annulment in Philippine Law

Explore how Philippine courts treat annulment of judgments, finality of decisions, and the strict limits on reopening concluded cases.

Final Judgment Is Final: Understanding Annulment of Judgment in the Philippines

When can a final criminal judgment be annulled? The Supreme Court explains the limits of annulment of judgment and due process.

Annulment of Judgment Protects Property Rights From Fraudulent Land Titles

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on annulling fraudulent land titles and protecting true owners' property rights from bogus cadastral proceedings.

Protecting Your Property Rights: Understanding Indispensable Parties in Philippine Law

When co-owners are not impleaded in a case, the judgment may be void. Learn the rules on indispensable parties and annulment of judgment.

Annulment of Judgment: Jurisdiction and Timeliness in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that annulment of judgment requires extrinsic fraud or lack of jurisdiction, and certiorari must be filed within three months.