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Showing 1–2 of 2 articles for “assignment of receivables”

Restrictions on Contractual Rights: The Necessity of Consent in Deed of Assignment

Philippine Supreme Court rules on when a deed of assignment of receivables is unenforceable against the obligor without written consent.

Assignment of Receivables and Bank Liability: The Chin Kong Wong Choi v. UCPB Ruling

When a bank buys receivables from a developer, does it inherit the developer's obligations to buyers? The Supreme Court clarifies.