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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “adversarial proceeding”

Correcting Civil Registry Entries: Balancing Accuracy and Adversarial Proceedings in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when substantial corrections to civil registry entries require adversarial proceedings under Rule 108, not just summary correction.

Correcting Civil Registry Entries: When Is an Adversarial Proceeding Required?

Learn when Philippine courts require adversarial proceedings for substantial corrections to civil registry entries, based on Republic v. Benemerito.

Correcting Birth Certificate Errors in the Philippines: When Is a Summary Proceeding Enough?

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when Rule 108 summary proceedings can correct birth certificate errors versus when adversarial proceedings are required.