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Sep 24, 2001 construction law ciac arbitration liquidated damages implied takeover philippine law

Construction Disputes: CIAC Jurisdiction, Implied Takeovers, and Liquidated Damages

The Supreme Court clarifies when CIAC factual findings are reviewable, what constitutes an implied takeover, and how liquidated damages are computed in construction disputes.

Jan 31, 2000 contractor's lien civil code attachment insolvency construction law philippine supreme court

Contractor's Lien vs. Insolvency: Enforcement Rights in Construction Disputes

The Supreme Court clarifies when a contractor's lien under Article 2242 of the Civil Code can be enforced, and the proper remedy for wrongful attachment.

Jan 31, 2000 contractors lien preliminary attachment construction law civil code philippine supreme court

Contractors Lien vs Preliminary Attachment: Rights in Construction Disputes

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a contractor's lien applies and how preliminary attachment works in construction payment disputes.