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Showing 193–216 of 610 articles for “requirements”

Upholding Corporate Meeting Validity Proxy Rights AND Timeliness IN Intra Corporate Disputes

Supreme Court rules on proxy rights, notice requirements, and the 15-day prescriptive period for election contests in intra-corporate disputes.

Perfecting Appeals Strict Compliance AND Jurisdictional Requirements IN Philippine LAW

Reconstitution of a Torrens title requires clear proof the certificate was genuine and in force when lost or destroyed.

Annulment of Judgment in the Philippines: Strict Rules on Extrinsic Fraud and Lack of Jurisdiction

Philippine Supreme Court explains the strict requirements for annulment of judgment, limited to extrinsic fraud or lack of jurisdiction.

Docket Fees and Real Actions: Jurisdictional Requirements in Philippine Property Disputes

Learn how unpaid docket fees and mislabeled complaints affect court jurisdiction in Philippine property cases, based on a 2016 Supreme Court ruling.

Redundancy Dismissals: Strict Compliance With Labor Code Imperative

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies strict requirements for valid redundancy termination, including mandatory DOLE notice and fair selection criteria.

Dual Allegiance Disqualification Renunciation Requirements FOR Elective Office

A naturalized Filipino who reacquired citizenship must strictly comply with renunciation requirements or face disqualification from elective office.

Perfecting Land Titles: Possession Period and Government Classification Requirements

Learn the requirements for judicial confirmation of imperfect title under Philippine law, including possession since June 12, 1945 and land classification rules.

Perfecting Appeals: Strict Compliance With Bond Requirements in Labor Disputes

Learn why the Supreme Court requires strict compliance with appeal bond requirements in labor cases, and how failing to post a proper surety bond can make a judgment final and executory.

Upholding Finality: Supreme Court Reaffirms Requirements for Valid Motions for Reconsideration in Property Dis

Learn how the Supreme Court protected the finality of judgments and clarified the limits of appellate review in a property mortgage dispute.

Government Contracts and Procurement: Why Funding Rules and Indispensable Parties Matter

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on local government loans, procurement funding requirements, and the need to implead indispensable parties in taxpayer suits.

Perfecting Appeals: The Strict Requirements for Employers in Labor Disputes

Employers must strictly comply with appeal bond and deadline rules under Article 223 of the Labor Code or risk losing their appeal entirely.

Probable Cause and Estafa: Balancing Judicial Discretion and Individual Rights in Criminal Arrests

Learn how the Supreme Court balances probable cause requirements and individual rights in estafa cases, from arrest to attachment.

Assignment of Contractual Rights: Consent Requirements and Third Party Obligations in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when contractual assignment binds the debtor and when assignee consent is required under Civil Code.

Self-Defense and Double Jeopardy: Key Lessons from People v. De Leon

The Supreme Court's ruling in People v. De Leon clarifies the strict requirements for self-defense and the absolute protection against double jeopardy in Philippine criminal law.

Writ of Possession for Subsequent Purchasers After Foreclosure: Key Rules

Learn when a subsequent buyer of foreclosed property can obtain a writ of possession and the procedural requirements under Philippine law.

Foreclosure Sales Strict Compliance With Publication Requirements

Philippine Supreme Court rules that failure to strictly comply with publication requirements in extrajudicial foreclosure sales invalidates the sale and makes the notary public liable for damages.

Relaxation of Appeal Bond Requirements in Labor Disputes: Balancing Access to Justice and Protection of Labor

Supreme Court clarifies when the NLRC may relax appeal bond rules in labor cases, balancing employer access to appeal with worker protection.

Strict Rules on Foreclosure Notice Publication: What Philippine Mortgagors Should Know

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on strict compliance with foreclosure notice publication requirements and consequences of defective notices.

Adverse Possession and Land Registration: Clarifying Requirements for Imperfect Titles

Supreme Court clarifies that possession before a land's classification as alienable and disposable counts toward confirming imperfect title under Section 14(1).

Procedural Rigidity vs Substantial Justice: Navigating the Rules of Court in COA Appeals

A Supreme Court ruling on Fortune Life Insurance clarifies why strict compliance with Rule 64 deadlines and proof of service requirements is mandatory in COA appeals.

Rape Conviction Affirmed: Force, Moral Ascendancy, and Damages in Sibling Abuse Cases

Supreme Court affirms rape conviction of brother who assaulted his 14-year-old sister, clarifying force requirements and increasing damages to P300,000.

Clarifying Notice Requirements in Extrajudicial Foreclosure: Minor Errors Don't Void the Sale

When do errors in a foreclosure notice invalidate the sale? The Supreme Court clarifies that immaterial mistakes won't void an extrajudicial foreclosure.

Surety Agreements, Demand Requirements, and Interest on Delayed Payments: G.R. No. 280513 Explained

The Supreme Court clarifies when a demand for deficiency payment is valid, and why a statement of account must be substantiated.

Tax Assessment Limits and Due Process in Withholding Tax Cases

Learn how the Supreme Court ruled on prescription periods and due process requirements in tax assessments, using the Samar-I Electric Cooperative case.