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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “appeal fees”

Perfecting Appeals in Election Protests: Timely Payment of Appeal Fees

The Supreme Court clarifies the rules on appeal fees in election protests, emphasizing timely payment and the limits on damages.

Perfecting an Appeal: Timely Payment of Appeal Fees Is Jurisdictional

Understand why paying appeal fees on time is a strict jurisdictional requirement in Philippine courts, based on a 2009 Supreme Court ruling.

Election Appeal Fees and Estoppel: Divinagracia v. Comelec Explained

The Supreme Court rules that belatedly questioning unpaid election appeal fees may be barred by estoppel by laches. Learn the rules.

Perfecting Appeals: Timely Payment of Appeal Fees as a Jurisdictional Requirement in Philippine Election Law

Learn how timely payment of appeal fees is a jurisdictional requirement in Philippine election law, based on Supreme Court rulings.

Perfecting Appeals in Election Cases: Strict Compliance with Fee Payment Rules

Learn why paying appeal fees to the wrong office or late can doom an election appeal, based on Villota v. COMELEC.