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

When Foreclosure Threatens Your Home: Buyer Protection Under PD 957 Explained

Learn how the Supreme Court protects condominium and subdivision buyers from summary eviction through writs of possession after foreclosure.

Spousal Consent in Property Sales: Why a Sale Without Written Consent Is Void

Selling conjugal property without the other spouse's written consent is void under Philippine law. Learn the rules and buyer protections.

Mortgage Nullification and Condominium Buyer Protection: Balancing Rights and Obligations

Supreme Court clarifies that a condominium buyer can nullify a mortgage only insofar as it affects their unit, not the entire mortgage.

Mortgage Without HLURB Approval: Buyer Protection in Condominium Sales

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that a mortgage lacking HLURB approval is void only against the unit buyer, not the developer and bank.

Contract to Sell vs Contract of Sale: Key Differences and Buyer Protections in Philippine Real Estate

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the distinction between a contract to sell and a contract of sale, and what it means for buyers and sellers.

Buyer Beware Due Diligence and the Importance of Lis Pendens in Philippine Property Transactions

A Supreme Court ruling on lis pendens, due diligence, and buyer protection in Philippine real estate transactions.

Contract to Sell Rescission: When Installment Buyer Protections Do Not Apply

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when Republic Act 6552 protections do not apply and how contract to sell rescission works under Civil Code.

Retroactivity of Subdivision Buyer Protection Laws: PNB v. Office of the President

When do protective laws apply to old contracts? The Supreme Court clarifies P.D. 957's retroactive application to protect lot buyers from developer defaults.