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Apr 18, 1997 criminal procedure counterclaim civil liability malicious prosecution rule 111 philippine law

Can an Accused File a Counterclaim in a Criminal Case? The Rule in Cabaero

Explains when accused may file counterclaims in criminal cases, citing Cabaero v. Cantos and the rule on implied civil actions.

Apr 17, 1997 criminal law counterclaim damages malicious prosecution rule 111 cabaero v. cantos

Counterclaims in Criminal Cases: When Can the Accused Seek Damages?

The Supreme Court in Cabaero v. Cantos clarifies when an accused may file a counterclaim for damages in a criminal case, and when a separate civil action is required.