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Showing 1–13 of 13 articles for “fair notice”

Due Process in VAWC Cases: The Right to Preliminary Investigation and Fair Notice

Explore how the Supreme Court protected a respondent's right to due process in VAWC cases, requiring proper notice during preliminary investigation.

Due Process Rights and Fair Notice in Administrative Cases: The Iglesias Ruling

The Supreme Court clarifies that administrative due process requires fair notice of charges, but valid original allegations can still support dismissal.

Due Process in Administrative Actions: Fair Notice in Recruitment Cases

The Supreme Court rules that administrative due process requires furnishing the accused with the evidence against them, not just a hearing.

Due Process in Philippine Election Protests: Ensuring Fair Notice and Participation

Philippine election protest rules require due process—fair notice and participation—before any electoral outcome is overturned.

Sufficiency of Information in Criminal Cases: Ensuring Fair Notice to the Accused

How Philippine courts test whether a criminal Information sufficiently informs the accused of the charge, with lessons from a drug case.

Due Process and Service of Summons in Labor Disputes: Ensuring Fair Notice

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when service of summons in labor cases is complete, even if mail is unclaimed.

Due Process in Termination: Ensuring Fair Notice and Opportunity to Be Heard

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the twin notice rule in employee dismissal and the consequences of non-compliance.

Upholding Due Process in Execution Sales: Ensuring Fair Notice and Proportionality

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies sheriffs must follow Rule 141 procedures for execution expenses, ensuring due process and fair notice in levying properties.

Default Judgments and Due Process: Ensuring Fair Notice in Legal Proceedings

Learn how the Supreme Court protects due process in default judgments, emphasizing fair notice and the proper remedy for appealing decisions.

Upholding Due Process: Water Service Disconnection Requires Fair Notice

Philippine Supreme Court rules that water service disconnection without prior notice violates due process and can result in damages under Article 19 of the Civil Code.

Rape Conviction Affirmed: Fair Notice and Credibility in Philippine Criminal Cases

A Supreme Court ruling explains how due process and fair notice apply in rape charges, and why minor testimony inconsistencies do not defeat a conviction.

Date Discrepancies and Fair Notice in Rape Cases: Protecting the Accused's Rights

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how vague dates in rape informations violate the accused's constitutional right to fair notice and defense.

Due Process in Employee Dismissal: Fair Notice and Valid Cause Under Philippine Law

Philippine Airlines v. NLRC clarifies that minor variances in naming an offense do not violate due process in employee dismissal.