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Sep 18, 2018 civil-procedure legal-standing associations real-property-tax supreme-court

When Can an Association Represent Its Members in Court? Standing to Sue Explained

The Supreme Court explains when an association can sue for its members, and why lack of legal capacity to sue is fatal to a petition.

Sep 23, 2005 estoppel foreign corporation capacity to sue civil procedure doing business philippine law

Estoppel and Foreign Corporations: Can a Philippine Company Deny a Foreign Firm's Right to Sue?

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when a local company is estopped from questioning a foreign corporation's capacity to sue after contracting with it.

Jan 17, 2005 civil procedure indispensable parties quieting of title representative capacity property disputes rules of court

Indispensable Parties and Representative Capacity in Property Disputes

Supreme Court ruling on indispensable parties, representative capacity to sue, and quieting of title actions in property disputes.

Jun 8, 2004 subrogation foreign corporations insurance law common carriers bill of lading corporation code

Subrogation and a Foreign Insurer's Capacity to Sue in Philippine Courts

Explaining when a foreign insurer can sue in Philippine courts as a subrogee, and carrier liability for damaged cargo.