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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “document authenticity”

Donation Inter Vivos in the Philippines: Proving Forgery and Document Authenticity

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how to prove forgery of a deed of donation, including the weight of expert testimony and circumstantial evidence.

The Notary's Oath: Ensuring Document Authenticity and Preventing Legal Falsehoods

Why notarization demands personal appearance: lessons from a lawyer's suspension for notarizing a deed without the seller's presence.

Failure to Deny Loan Document Authenticity Under Oath Is an Admission of Debt

Supreme Court rules that a borrower who fails to specifically deny under oath the genuineness of loan documents impliedly admits the debt.