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Showing 1–9 of 9 articles for “counsel of record”

Court of Appeals Erred in Dismissing Case Against Monzon: Jurisdiction Acquired Through Counsel

Supreme Court rules CA acquired jurisdiction over respondent through service to counsel of record, reversing dismissal order.

When a Collaborating Lawyer Becomes Your Counsel of Record

Explore when a collaborating lawyer becomes your counsel and the ethical duties that follow, based on a Philippine Supreme Court ruling.

Tax Refunds for International Carriers: Who Really Owns the Claim?

A look at Silkair v. CIR on excise tax refunds, indirect taxes, and the strict rules on counsel of record.

Ejectment and Sublease Violations: Service of Notices and Counsel of Record Rules

Learn how the Supreme Court ruled on ejectment, sublease prohibitions, and why notices must be served on counsel of record in Philippine cases.

Due Process and Preliminary Investigations: Balancing Rights in Philippine Law

Learn how the Supreme Court protects due process rights in Philippine litigation, including the duty to serve pleadings on counsel of record.

Missed Deadline Understanding Counsel OF Record IN Philippine Courts AND Valid Service OF Court Decisions

When does a lawyer's receipt of a court decision bind the client? The Supreme Court clarifies the rule on counsel of record and appeal deadlines.

Perils of Independent Action: Why Government Agencies Must Heed Legal Counsel

A Supreme Court ruling reminds government agencies that the Solicitor General is their counsel of record, and that ignoring counsel can cost them their case entirely.

Due Process, Right to Counsel, and Judicial Duty in Philippine Civil Proceedings

The Supreme Court clarifies due process, counsel of record rules, and forum shopping in PCIB v. Court of Appeals.

When a Pro Se Appeal Fails: Counsel of Record and Docket Fees in Philippine Appeals

A party who appeals without counsel may still be bound by notices sent to the counsel of record, and unpaid docket fees can prove fatal to the appeal.