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Showing 1–17 of 17 articles for “90-day rule”

Judicial Efficiency: Timely Resolution of Cases and Disciplinary Action for Undue Delay

The Supreme Court holds judges accountable for undue delay in resolving cases, imposing fines for violations of the 90-day rule.

Judicial Efficiency Consequences of Undue Delay in Case Resolution

Explore the Supreme Court's ruling on judge liability for delayed case resolution, highlighting the 90-day rule and its impact on judicial integrity.

Judicial Accountability: Delays in Case Resolution and the 90-Day Rule

The Supreme Court holds judges accountable for undue delay in resolving cases, reinforcing the constitutional 90-day rule for deciding motions and cases.

Judges Must Decide Cases Within 90 Days: Gross Inefficiency and Repeated Delay Sanctions

The Supreme Court suspends a judge for three months after repeated delays in resolving an unlawful detainer case, stressing the 90-day rule.

When Judges Must Dismiss Cases: The 90-Day Rule and Judicial Accountability in the Philippines

Philippine judges have a constitutional 90-day period to decide cases. This article explains the rule, its exceptions, and what happens when judges delay.

Judicial Accountability: The 90-Day Rule and Why Judges Cannot Blame Court Staff

A Supreme Court ruling reminds judges that the 90-day decision period is mandatory, and blaming staff will not excuse delay.

The Price of Delay: Judicial Accountability for Delayed Case Resolutions

A Supreme Court ruling on a judge fined for delayed decisions underscores the 90-day rule and judicial accountability in the Philippines.

Undue Delay in Rendering Decisions: A Judge's Administrative Liability

Learn how the Supreme Court penalizes judges for undue delay in deciding cases, and what the 90-day rule means for litigants.

Judge Fined for Three-Year Delay in Deciding Land Registration Case

A judge's three-year delay in deciding a land registration case draws a fine and a reminder that heavy caseloads do not excuse violating the 90-day rule.

Bouncing Checks Law: The 90-Day Rule and Proof of Knowledge Under BP 22

Presenting a check after 90 days does not bar prosecution under BP 22—knowledge of insufficient funds can still be proven by other evidence.

Judicial Delay: Understanding the 90-Day Rule for Case Resolution in Philippine Courts

Philippine judges must decide cases within 90 days. Learn the rule, its legal basis, and consequences of delay.

The 90-Day Rule for Judges: Timely Justice as a Judicial Duty

Philippine courts must decide cases within 90 days. This article explains the rule, its constitutional basis, and the consequences for judges who delay.

Judicial Efficiency vs Negligence: The 90-Day Rule for Judges

Philippine Supreme Court fines judges for failing to decide cases within the 90-day reglementary period, underscoring judicial accountability.

Justice Delayed IS Justice Denied: The 90-Day Rule for Case Decisions in Philippine Courts

Philippine judges must decide cases within 90 days. This article explains the rule, its consequences, and a landmark administrative case.

The 90-Day Rule for Judges: What It Means for Speedy Justice in the Philippines

The 90-day rule requires Philippine judges to decide cases promptly. Learn how it works, what happens on delay, and the lessons from a landmark Supreme Court ruling.

Judicial Immunity and the 90-Day Rule: When Judges Face Liability for Delay

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that judges are immune from suit for erroneous decisions, but delay in deciding cases within 90 days is administrative liability.

Judicial Delay: A Judge's Duty to Decide Cases Promptly in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court reprimands judge for three-year delay in deciding a case, underscoring the 90-day rule and judicial accountability.