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Showing 1–18 of 18 articles for “dispute resolution”

Upholding Arbitration Awards: BCDA v. CJH Development and the Finality of Arbitral Decisions

The Supreme Court affirms that confirmed arbitral awards are immediately executory and cannot be modified on certiorari, reinforcing arbitration as a final dispute resolution mechanism.

Seafarer Disability Claims Upholding THE Company Doctors Assessment When Dispute Resolution IS Ignored

Contractual Intent Signatures Fine Print AND Dispute Resolution IN Commercial Agreements

Court rules on venue and arbitration clauses in commercial contracts, emphasizing the importance of clear contractual intent and valid signatures.

Barangay Dispute Resolution Lawyers Barred From Lupon Appearances

The Supreme Court clarifies that lawyers cannot appear before the Lupon Tagapamayapa, preserving the informal, conciliatory character of barangay justice.

THE Right TO DUE Process Ensuring Fair Trial IN Land Dispute Resolutions Within Sharia Courts

Upholding Arbitration Agreements When Courts Must Defer TO Contractual Dispute Resolution

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when courts must defer to arbitration agreements and the limits of judicial intervention in contractual disputes.

Limits of DARAB Jurisdiction: Certiorari Power and Agrarian Dispute Resolution

Supreme Court clarifies DARAB jurisdiction limits, certiorari power, and the finality of agrarian dispute decisions in just compensation cases.

Landowners Can Withdraw Revalued Compensation Pending Agrarian Dispute Resolution

Supreme Court affirms landowners' right to withdraw revalued compensation pending appeal in agrarian cases, citing just and timely payment principle.

Real Party in Interest Rule: Standing in Land Dispute Resolutions

The Supreme Court clarifies that an administrative agency that resolves a land dispute lacks standing to appeal, as it is not a real party in interest.

Compromise Agreements and Party Autonomy in Philippine Dispute Resolution

The Supreme Court approves a compromise agreement, affirming that parties may settle disputes through mutual concessions under Article 1306 of the Civil Code.

Land Dispute Resolution Supreme Court Upholds COSLAP Authority and Emphasizes Judicial Hierarchy

The Supreme Court reinforces the doctrine of judicial hierarchy and res judicata in land disputes involving COSLAP, dismissing a direct petition for certiorari.

Voluntary Agreement IS KEY Understanding Valid Arbitration IN Philippine Barangay Dispute Resolution

Learn how the Supreme Court treats compromise agreements as binding law, and how filing a second case can constitute forum shopping.

Upholding Court Authority Contempt AND Forum Shopping IN Land Dispute Resolution

Upholding Barangay Dispute Resolutions Enforceability AND Timeframes FOR Amicable Settlements

The Supreme Court clarifies when barangay amicable settlements become final and how the six-month execution period under the Local Government Code should be counted.

Substantial Compliance in Labor Disputes: Upholding Merits Over Technicalities

Philippine Supreme Court rules that substantial compliance with procedural rules, not technicalities, should govern labor dispute resolutions.

Arbitration Agreements and Third Parties: Defining Contractual Boundaries in Dispute Resolution

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on arbitration clauses, third-party effects, and when courts may decline to compel arbitration.

Compromise Agreements IN Philippine Courts A Path TO Amicable Property Dispute Resolution

Hlurb Jurisdiction Prevails Ensuring THE Right Forum FOR Land Dispute Resolution IN THE Philippines

Learn how the Supreme Court clarified expropriation rules under the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure, including writ of possession and just compensation requirements.