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Showing 169–176 of 176 articles for “court order”

Limits of Contempt Power: When Can You Actually Be Held in Contempt of Court in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court explains the limits of contempt power—when a court order binds you and when it does not.

Sheriff's Duty and Time Limits for Enforcing a Writ of Possession in the Philippines

Explaining the 60-day rule for enforcing writs of possession, the effect of court orders, and a sheriff's liability for delay.

Final Judgments Are Final: Disbarred Lawyer's Delays and Contempt

A disbarred lawyer's belated bid to reopen his case fails; the Court orders execution and cites him for contempt.

Revival of Judgment: How Long Can You Wait to Enforce a Court Order in the Philippines

Learn the rules on reviving a dormant judgment in the Philippines, including prescriptive periods and key Supreme Court rulings.

Finality of Judgment in Disbarment Cases: Lessons from Bihag v. Era

A disbarred lawyer's belated bid to reopen his case fails, underscoring the doctrine of finality of judgment and the consequences of defying court orders.

The Weight of a Sheriff's Duty: Liability for Failing to Execute Court Orders

When a sheriff fails to take custody of attached property, the consequences are serious. This case explains the liability.

Indirect Contempt in the Philippines: Due Process and Enforcement of Court Orders

Explaining indirect contempt under Rule 71, due process requirements, and how courts enforce final orders through summary proceedings.

Upholding Court Authority: Consequences of Disobedience in the Philippine Legal System

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on judicial insubordination, contempt of court, and the consequences of defying court orders.