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Showing 73–77 of 77 articles for “publication”

Publication Is Key: Ensuring Government Transparency and Rule of Law in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on why administrative circulars must be published to be effective, ensuring transparency and rule of law.

Publication of Implementing Rules: The De Jesus v. COA Doctrine on Administrative Circulars

Supreme Court rules on when administrative circulars must be published to be effective, using DBM-CCC No. 10 as the case example.

Land Registration in the Philippines: Why Newspaper Publication Is Mandatory

Why newspaper publication is a mandatory requirement in Philippine land registration, and how failing to comply can invalidate your application.

Extrajudicial Foreclosure: When Notice and Publication Are Valid

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies what counts as proper notice and publication in extrajudicial foreclosures, protecting buyers and lenders.

Publication Requirement: The Real Limit on Administrative Rule-Making Power

A Supreme Court ruling on PITC's trade regulations underscores the publication requirement for administrative issuances to be valid and effective.