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When Bank Fraud Is Not the Bank's Fault: BPI v. Central Bank and the Limits of Employer Liability
The Supreme Court explains when a government bank is liable for employee fraud, and the limits of employer liability under Article 2180.
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Apparent Authority: When a Bank Is Liable for Employee Fraud
The Supreme Court explains when a bank is solidarily liable for a branch manager's fraud under the doctrine of apparent authority.
When Circumstantial Evidence Justifies Dismissal for Fraud Against the Company
Philippine Airlines v. NLRC shows when circumstantial evidence suffices to prove employee fraud justifying dismissal for loss of trust.