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Showing 49–55 of 55 articles for “verification”

Verifying Arbitral Awards: Authenticity Requirements Under Philippine Arbitration Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that unverified copies of arbitral awards cannot support court confirmation orders, explaining verification requirements under R.A. 876.

Balancing Technical Rules and Substantial Justice in Labor Disputes

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on liberal construction of verification and non-forum shopping rules in labor cases.

Protecting the Vulnerable: The Importance of Age Verification in Rape Cases

How the Supreme Court upheld a rape conviction, emphasizing that a minor victim's delayed reporting does not weaken her credible testimony.

Upholding Timeliness and Proper Verification in Labor Disputes: The Pfizer Case

The Supreme Court clarifies the 60-day rule for certiorari petitions and the standards for verification in labor cases.

Election Protest Dismissed: Filing Fees, Verification, and Forum Shopping Pitfalls in Philippine Courts

Supreme Court ruling on how unpaid filing fees, defective verification, and non-disclosure in forum shopping certification can doom an election protest.

Defective Verification and Forum Shopping Certification: Why Cases Get Dismissed in Philippine Courts

Learn how defective verification or certification against forum shopping can get a case dismissed in Philippine courts, based on Loquias v. Ombudsman.

Notarial Duty and Due Diligence: Attorneys Cannot Notarize Documents They Sign for Others

A lawyer who signs a verification for clients and then notarizes it violates the Notarial Law. The Supreme Court explains the limits of a notary's duties.