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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “filing complaint”

When Prescription Stops: Filing Complaints with Prosecutors Under Special Laws

The Supreme Court clarifies that filing a complaint with the prosecutor's office interrupts prescription for special laws like BP 22.

Abuse of Rights in Philippine Law: When Filing Complaints Is Not a Basis for Damages

The Supreme Court clarifies the abuse of rights principle, ruling that filing labor complaints and seeking government action without malice is not actionable.

Ombudsman's Discretion to Dismiss Complaints and Due Process Rights

Explaining when filing complaints with government agencies is a protected right, not an abuse of rights, under Philippine law.