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Showing 97–110 of 110 articles for “price”

Bank Foreclosure Redemption: When the One-Year Period Runs and What Law Applies

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the one-year redemption period for bank foreclosures and the correct redemption price under the General Banking Act.

Judicial Accountability: The Price of Delayed Justice in the Philippines

A Supreme Court ruling reminds judges that personal hardships cannot excuse a five-year delay in deciding a case.

When a Judge Crosses the Line: Interference in a Criminal Case and the Price of Impropriety

A Court of Appeals justice was dismissed for trying to influence a prosecutor in a drug case. This article explains the ruling and its lessons.

Accommodation Mortgagor's Right to Redeem at Bid Price: Belo v. PNB

The Supreme Court clarifies that an accommodation mortgagor may redeem foreclosed property by paying only the bid price, not the entire loan.

The Price of Silence: Witness Credibility and the Duty to Report in Criminal Cases

Supreme Court affirms rape conviction, ruling that a victim's silence and lack of immediate report do not destroy credibility.

Friar Lands Ownership: When Full Payment Confers Title Even Without Deed

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on friar lands: full payment of purchase price vests ownership in the buyer, even without a final deed of conveyance.

Philippine Oil Deregulation Upheld: Supreme Court Defers to Market Freedom and Congress

The Supreme Court upheld oil deregulation under RA 8479, ruling that price controls are policy choices for Congress, not constitutional requirements.

Validating Foreclosure Sales: Due Process and Property Rights in Philippine Law

A 1999 Supreme Court ruling explains when extrajudicial foreclosure sales are valid despite claims of defective notice, low price, or holiday sale.

Pay the Right Price: Docket Fees and Court Jurisdiction in Property Recovery Cases

Learn how Philippine courts determine docket fees in property recovery cases and why paying the correct amount is crucial for jurisdiction.

Supreme Court on Actual Damages: Proving Loss in Maritime Collision Claims

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies actual damages rules: hearsay price quotations lack probative value, nominal damages may apply when loss unproven.

Tenant's Right of Redemption: Why Full Consignation Is Crucial in Philippine Agrarian Law

Philippine Supreme Court explains why a tenant's redemption of agricultural land fails without consigning the full redemption price in court.

Breach of Trust and Due Process in Philippine Employment Law

A Supreme Court ruling on willful breach of trust as just cause for dismissal, and the price of skipping procedural due process.

Perfected Contract of Sale: Key Elements and Legal Implications in the Philippines

Learn the essential elements of a perfected contract of sale in the Philippines, including the requirement of a definite price, based on a Supreme Court ruling.

Ejectment Cases and Ownership Disputes: Navigating Possession Rights in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine courts resolve possession disputes, the limits of final judgments, and what the Price Mansion case teaches about ownership claims.