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Showing 1–10 of 10 articles for “dilatory tactics”

How Lawyers' Dilatory Tactics Can Delay Justice: Lessons from a Landmark Supreme Court Ruling

Six lawyers were disciplined for filing frivolous motions to delay execution of a final judgment. Learn the rules they violated.

Disbarment for Disrespect: Upholding Judicial Authority and Ethical Conduct in the Legal Profession

The Supreme Court disbarred a lawyer for repeated abuse of court processes, dilatory tactics, and disrespect toward a Court of Appeals justice.

Upholding Ethical Conduct: Disciplinary Action for Abuse of Court Processes

The Supreme Court suspends a lawyer for two years for dilatory tactics that delayed execution of a final judgment, violating the Lawyer's Oath and Code of Professional Responsibility.

Disobeying Court Orders: Consequences for Lawyers in the Philippines

A lawyer who uses dilatory tactics to delay execution of a final judgment faces suspension. Learn from Atty. Mallari's case.

Revival of Judgment: Equity Prevails Over Strict Time Limits in Execution

Supreme Court rules equity can revive stale judgments when delay is caused by the losing party's dilatory tactics.

Upholding Ethical Standards: An Attorney's Duty to Avoid Delaying Tactics in Legal Proceedings

The Supreme Court suspends a lawyer for three months for employing dilatory tactics, reaffirming the duty to avoid delaying legal proceedings.

Dilatory Tactics and the Five-Year Rule: When Delaying Execution Backfires

The Supreme Court condemns a losing party's dilatory tactics that delayed execution of a final judgment for years, clarifying the five-year rule on execution by motion.

Finality of Judgments Curbing Dilatory Tactics in Property Disputes

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on final and executory judgments, stopping endless motions that delay property execution and justice.

Disbarment for Attorney Misconduct: Delaying Justice and Abusing Court Processes

A lawyer's dilatory tactics and groundless suits against judges led to disbarment for violating the lawyer's oath and obstructing justice.

Delaying Justice When Civil Cases Cant Stifle Criminal Prosecution

The Supreme Court clarifies when a civil case cannot suspend criminal prosecution, citing the rule on prejudicial questions and dilatory tactics.