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Builder in Good Faith in the Philippines: Rights Under Property Law

When can a mistaken builder claim good faith under Philippine law? The Supreme Court's ruling in Pleasantville clarifies the rights of builders and landowners.

Simulated Contracts and Deeds of Sale: What Philippine Law Requires for Valid Transfer of Title

Philippine law on deeds of sale explained: why registration matters, what makes a sale valid, and the risks of simulated contracts.

Rape Conviction Upheld: Credibility of Witnesses and the Weakness of Alibi in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court affirms rape conviction, explaining why witness credibility prevails over alibi and how trivial inconsistencies do not destroy a complainant's testimony.

Conspiracy and Drug Transportation: What Philippine Law Requires

How the Supreme Court upheld a drug conspiracy conviction based on circumstantial evidence and the act of transporting heroin.