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Showing 49–55 of 55 articles for “quasi-delict”

Quasi-Delict and Vehicular Accidents: When Overtaking Leads to Liability in Philippine Courts

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies negligence, proximate cause, and vicarious liability in a vehicular accident quasi-delict case.

Quasi-Delict Liability in Vehicular Accidents: Lessons from a 2026 Supreme Court Ruling

A 2026 Supreme Court ruling clarifies negligence, proximate cause, and vicarious liability in Philippine vehicular accident claims.

Reservation of Rights in Quasi-Delict Cases: Protecting Your Civil Claim in the Philippines

Learn when you must reserve your right to file an independent civil action for quasi-delict under Article 2176 of the Civil Code.

Rent-a-Car Liability in the Philippines: When Is the Owner Liable for Lessee’s Negligence?

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when rent-a-car companies are liable for lessee negligence under quasi-delict and vicarious liability rules.

Quasi-Delict vs Criminal Negligence: Civil Liability in Philippine Accidents

The Supreme Court clarifies when a driver's negligence creates civil liability under quasi-delict, even without a criminal conviction.

Civil Liability After Death of Accused: Quasi-Delicts in Philippine Law

When an accused dies before final judgment, criminal liability ends. But civil liability may survive through quasi-delicts. Learn the rules.

Venue in Quasi-Delict Cases: Where Can You Sue for Damages?

Learn where to file a personal injury or quasi-delict damages suit under Philippine venue rules, explained through the Baritua case.