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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “customs brokers”

Customs Brokers vs Declarant: Who Signs Import and Export Declarations in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies that under RA 10863, importers and exporters may sign goods declarations without a customs broker.

When a New Law Quietly Replaces an Old One: The Customs Brokers Case

The Supreme Court explains implied repeal and equal protection in upholding the Customs Modernization Act's changes to customs broker exclusivity.

Customs Brokers and Cargo Damage Claims: Liability, Insurance, and Subrogation

The Supreme Court clarifies when customs brokers are liable for damaged cargo and why insurers must present the insurance policy to claim subrogation.

Customs Broker Accreditation Struck Down: Redundant Licensing Under the Customs Brokers Act

Supreme Court nullifies BOC accreditation requirement for customs brokers, affirming PRC's exclusive regulatory power under RA 9280.

Common Carriers vs Arrastre Operators: Who Bears Liability for Cargo Damage?

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a common carrier's custody of cargo ends and an arrastre operator's begins, and when customs brokers become common carriers.