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Showing 49–56 of 56 articles for “indispensable parties”

Disputes in Land Ownership: The Indispensable Parties in Property Cases

Learn when co-owners and the State must be impleaded in property disputes, based on a Philippine Supreme Court ruling.

Forum Shopping Litigants Cannot Simultaneously Pursue Identical Claims In Multiple Courts

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the rule against forum shopping and the duty to implead indispensable parties in appeals.

Indispensable Parties in Mortgage Annulment Cases: Insights from China Banking Corp. v. Oliver

When is a mortgagor indispensable in an annulment of mortgage case? The Supreme Court clarifies in China Banking Corp. v. Oliver.

Indispensable Parties Protecting Mortgagee Rights In Title Nullification Suits

When a title nullification suit omits the mortgagee, the resulting judgment is void. The Supreme Court explains why.

Revival of Judgment, Indispensable Parties, and Prescription: Key Lessons from Santana-Cruz v. Court of Appeal

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on revival of judgment, prescription periods, and the crucial role of indispensable parties in reconveyance cases.

Indispensable Parties in Philippine Property Disputes: Why Mortgagees Aren't Always Necessary

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when a mortgagee is not an indispensable party in property disputes, explained in plain language.

Indispensable Parties in Philippine Appeals: When the Government Need Not Be Impleaded

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when the Office of the President is not an indispensable party in appeals from its decisions.

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.