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Showing 1–6 of 6 articles for “article 1191”

Contract Rescission in the Philippines: When Forfeiture Clauses and Mutual Restitution Apply

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when forfeiture clauses survive contract rescission and when mutual restitution applies under Article 1191.

Contractual Breach Understanding Rescission Rights IN Mining Agreements

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a mining operating agreement may be validly rescinded for breach under Article 1191 of the Civil Code.

Lease Assignment Without Lessor Consent: Supreme Court Upholds Rescission

Philippine Supreme Court rules on lease assignment without lessor consent, applying Article 1649 and Article 1191 of the Civil Code.

Breach of Contract Rescission and the Importance of Proving Payment

A buyer who claims full payment must prove it with credible evidence; the Supreme Court explains rescission under Article 1191.

Conditional Contracts to Sell: When Buyers' Payment Hinges on Sellers' Prior Mortgage Release

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that in a contract to sell, buyers need not pay until sellers secure mortgage release, and rescission under Article 1191 does not apply.

Rescission of Contract: Balancing Forfeiture Clauses With the Duty to Reimburse

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how rescission under Article 1191 requires mutual restitution, even when forfeiture clauses exist.