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Showing 73–96 of 120 articles for “injunctions”

Preliminary Injunctions and Grave Abuse of Discretion: What Philippine Courts Require

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a judge's error becomes grave abuse of discretion, using a preliminary investigation case as guide.

Preliminary Injunctions and Bank Deposits: Protecting Depositors' Rights

The Supreme Court clarifies that preliminary injunctions preserve the status quo and cannot be used to transfer bank deposits before trial.

Easement of Right of Way: Balancing Access and Property Rights in Subdivision Developments

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies temporary easement rules for subdivision access, distinguishing preliminary injunctions from permanent rights of way.

Demand NOT Always Needed When Philippine Banks CAN Foreclose Without Prior Notice

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when banks may foreclose without prior demand, and limits on preliminary injunctions against foreclosure.

Injunctions and Property Disputes: Understanding Court Jurisdiction in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine courts handle property disputes, injunctions, and jurisdiction—key lessons from Republic v. La'o.

Preliminary Injunctions in Foreclosure Cases: Protecting Your Property Rights

Learn how the City of Caloocan v. Gotesco case clarifies the rules on preliminary injunctions and forum-shopping in property disputes.

When Can Philippine Courts Issue Injunctions Against Government Orders? A Look at EO 420

The Supreme Court explains when courts can review executive orders, using the EO 420 unified ID system case as a guide.

When Can Courts Halt Government Infrastructure Projects? The Hernandez Ruling

The Supreme Court explains when courts may issue injunctions against government infrastructure projects despite PD 1818.

Mootness in Preliminary Injunctions: When Does a Case Become Irrelevant

Learn when a case becomes moot and how Philippine courts treat preliminary injunctions in this plain-language guide to civil procedure.

Injunction Against Government Interference: Protecting Contractual Advertising Rights

Supreme Court ruling on when courts may issue preliminary injunctions to protect contractual rights from government interference in advertising agreements.

Injunctions in Ejectment: Balancing Immediate Execution With Equitable Considerations

The Supreme Court clarifies when courts may issue preliminary injunctions despite the immediately executory nature of ejectment judgments.

Protecting Trademarks: The Balance Between Brand Identity and Business Operations

The Supreme Court clarifies when preliminary injunctions may issue in trademark cases, balancing brand protection against business disruption.

DUE Process Imperative Mandatory Injunctions Require Notice AND Hearing

Preliminary Injunctions in Philippine Litigation: Interlocutory Orders and Rule 65 Remedies

Explaining when preliminary injunction orders can be challenged via Rule 65 certiorari, and why such orders need not follow the full form of final decisions.

Preliminary Injunctions Preserve Status Quo, Not Final Judgments — Key Rules

Philippine Supreme Court explains why preliminary injunction orders are interlocutory, unappealable, and need not state full facts and law.

Infrastructure Projects vs Property Rights: When Can the Government Proceed

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when courts cannot issue injunctions against government infrastructure projects, even amid property rights claims.

Losing Your Day in Court: Understanding the Strict Rules of Appeal in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies that permanent injunctions cannot bar government banks from foreclosing mortgages, and explains the limits of moral damages.

Injunctions in Land Disputes: The Need for a Clear Legal Right

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when preliminary injunctions may issue in land disputes, requiring a clear and unmistakable right.

Judicial Overreach: When Courts Issue Injunctions Beyond Territorial Limits

Philippine Supreme Court disciplines judge for issuing injunctions beyond territorial jurisdiction, violating due process and contempt rules.

Judicial Accountability Granting Injunctions Without Verification Constitutes Gross Ignorance OF THE LAW

Forum Shopping and Preliminary Injunctions: David v. Navarro Case Analysis

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies when a preliminary injunction cannot issue and what constitutes forum shopping in property disputes.

Preliminary Injunctions Preserving THE STATUS QUO IN Contract Disputes

Learn how Philippine courts handle preliminary injunctions and the status quo in contract disputes, with key rules on forum shopping.

Right to Property vs Contractual Obligations: Preliminary Injunctions Explained

Learn when courts may issue preliminary injunctions to protect property rights, and the limits of quasi-judicial contempt powers.

Judicial Overreach Approving Bail Outside Jurisdictional Boundaries 2

Supreme Court clarifies venue, exhaustion of administrative remedies, and limits on injunctions in environmental cases.