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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “borrower protection”

Notice Requirements for SPV Asset Transfers: Protecting Borrowers' Rights

The Supreme Court clarifies notice requirements for SPV asset transfers under RA 9182, balancing borrower protection with valid assignments.

Chattel Mortgage Foreclosure: Lender's Duty After Repossession in the Philippines

Learn the lender's obligations after chattel mortgage foreclosure and repossession in the Philippines, including redemption rights and borrower protections.

Attorneys Fees and Ethical Boundaries: When Interest Stipulations Fail in Philippine Loan Contracts

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on written interest stipulations, unconscionable rates, and borrower protections under Civil Code Article 1956.

Loan Interest Rate Adjustments Understanding Banks Rights AND Borrowers Obligations IN THE Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on implied trusts in mortgage contracts, parol evidence, and borrower protections.

Credit Card Interest Rates: Balancing Lender Rights and Borrower Protection in the Philippines

The Supreme Court limits credit card interest and penalty rates to 2% monthly, balancing lender rights with borrower protection.

Usury Law and Loan Obligations: Balancing Lender Rights and Borrower Protection

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on 21% interest validity, 3% monthly surcharge nullity, and borrower obligations under the Usury Law.

Unconscionable Interest Rates Balancing Lenders Rights AND Borrower Protection IN Mortgage Contracts

Deficiency Claims in Chattel Mortgages: Creditor Rights After Foreclosure in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine law governs deficiency claims after chattel mortgage foreclosure, including creditor rights and borrower protections.