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Illegal Dismissal: Understanding Backwages and Separation Pay in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine law computes backwages and separation pay for illegally dismissed employees, based on a landmark Supreme Court ruling.

Understanding Substituted Service and Extrinsic Fraud in Philippine Ejectment Cases

Learn how Philippine courts treat substituted service of summons and extrinsic fraud in ejectment cases, based on a 1996 Supreme Court ruling.

When Lack of Resistance Negates a Rape Charge: Understanding Consent in the Philippines

The Supreme Court explains when a complainant's failure to resist can cast reasonable doubt on a rape charge, and what this means for proving force and intimidation.

Arrastre Operator Liability: Understanding the Limits of Responsibility for Lost Cargo

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when an arrastre operator is liable for lost cargo and how management contracts limit that liability.

Understanding Res Judicata: How a Previous Case Can Affect Your Legal Rights in the Philippines

Learn how res judicata bars re-litigation of settled cases in the Philippines, its elements, and practical implications.

Treachery in Criminal Law: Understanding Sudden and Unexpected Attacks

The Supreme Court explains treachery in murder cases through a sudden, unexpected bolo attack at a dance.

Land Disputes When Informal Agreements Fail Understanding Property Rights in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on why informal land agreements without formal deeds do not defeat ejectment suits or transfer ownership.

Understanding Intent in Murder Cases: When Can a Killing Be Reduced to a Lesser Crime

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on intent, treachery, and penalty computation in murder cases under the Revised Penal Code.