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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “appellee”

Lawyer Duties: Informing Courts of Client Death and Filing Briefs

Supreme Court reprimands lawyer for failing to inform court of client's death and neglecting to file appellee's brief. Learn the rules.

Appellees Cannot Raise New Issues on Appeal: Cruz v. MIAA Explained

The Supreme Court clarifies that an appellee who did not appeal cannot raise new errors, limiting appellate review to the appellant's assigned errors.

The Limits of an Appellee’s Role: When Courts Cannot Raise New Issues on Appeal

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that appellees cannot raise new issues on appeal without filing their own appeal, reversing the Court of Appeals.

When Can an Appellee Raise New Issues on Appeal? The Villa Corazon Rule

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the scope of appellate review and when an appellee may raise new issues without filing a cross-appeal.