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Showing 97–105 of 105 articles for “accident”

Reckless Imprudence in Vehicular Accidents: Negligence and Penalty Rules

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on reckless imprudence in vehicular accidents, explaining negligence standards, proximate cause, and penalty imposition under Article 365.

Overtaking at a Curve: Determining Negligence and Liability in Vehicular Accidents

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on overtaking at curves, negligence presumption, and common carrier liability for passenger deaths.

Physical Evidence Prevails Over Witness Testimony in Traffic Collision Liability

Supreme Court ruling on vehicular accidents: physical evidence outweighs biased witness testimony in determining fault and liability.

When Accident Doesnt Excuse Murder Understanding Parricide AND Intent IN Philippine LAW

A police officer shoots his wife, claims accident, but the Supreme Court affirms parricide. Learn how intent and evidence work in Philippine criminal law.

Employer Liability in Philippine Vehicular Accidents: Due Diligence and Negligence Explained

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on employer liability for driver negligence in vehicular accidents, covering due diligence and contributory negligence defenses.

Accidental Shooting or Intentional Killing: Parricide and the Defense of Accident in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies when the defense of accident fails in parricide cases, explaining intent, negligence, and unlawful acts.

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.

Proving Fault in Philippine Car Accidents: Why Evidence and Witness Credibility Matter

Learn how Philippine courts decide car accident fault, why evidence and witness credibility matter, and key lessons from a Supreme Court ruling.

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.