From the library

Legal Insights

Plain-language guides and case briefs on Philippine law — researched from the firm's law library of 184,000+ statutes, Supreme Court decisions, and agency issuances, and written so non-lawyers can understand and act on them.

Have your own question? Ask ASG Legal AI now.

Get a cited, plain-language answer from 184,000+ statutes and decisions — free, no sign-up.

Ask a question

Showing 1–15 of 15 articles for “fishpond”

Agrarian Reform OR Industrial Activity Determining Jurisdiction Over Fishpond Disputes After R A 7881

The Supreme Court clarifies when fishpond disputes fall under DARAB jurisdiction or regular courts after R.A. 7881.

Co-Ownership and Redemption Rights: Key Lessons from Calma v. Santos

Learn how the Supreme Court resolved co-ownership disputes over a fishpond, covering notarized deeds, double sales, and legal redemption.

Fishpond Workers' Rights After Lease Expiration: Civil Lease vs Agrarian Reform

Supreme Court ruling on whether fishpond workers hired by a civil law lessee can stay after lease expiration, and why fishponds are exempt from agrarian reform.

Fishpond Exemption and Farmworker Security of Tenure After Lease Expiration

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on whether fishpond farmworkers retain security of tenure after a civil law lessee's lease expires.

Security of Tenure vs Agrarian Reform: Fishpond Tenant's Vested Rights Prevail

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on whether fishpond tenants retain security of tenure after RA 7881 excluded fishponds from agrarian reform coverage.

When Courts and the DARAB Both Have a Say: Fishponds, Tenancy, and Jurisdiction

The Supreme Court clarifies how R.A. 7881's exclusion of fishponds from CARP affects tenancy rights and DARAB jurisdiction.

Tenant vs Caretaker: When Fishpond Watching Does Not Create Tenancy Rights

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the line between agricultural tenant and mere caretaker, and why intent and consent matter in tenancy.

Public Land vs Private Rights: Resolving Fishpond Ownership Disputes in the Philippines

Supreme Court ruling on fishpond sales patents, public land classification, and the limits of government reversion actions.

Navigating Fishpond Leases: The Republic's Discretion vs. Corporate Disputes

The Supreme Court clarifies when government land reserved for public use can be claimed by private occupants under urban land reform laws.

Agrarian Reform vs Civil Lease: Jurisdiction Over Fishponds Explained

When does a fishpond dispute fall under agrarian reform, not civil courts? The Supreme Court clarifies jurisdiction rules.

Finality Prevails: Challenging Fishpond Lease Agreements and Res Judicata

A look at how the Supreme Court upheld finality of administrative rulings on fishpond leases, barring belated challenges via certiorari.

Supervening Events and Fishpond Leases: How Administrative Decisions Impact Property Rights

This case clarifies how administrative decisions can affect property rights, particularly fishpond leases, and the importance of timely legal action.

Distinguishing Civil Law Lease From Agricultural Tenancy Security of Tenure in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a fishpond lease is a civil contract, not an agricultural tenancy with security of tenure.

Fishpond Ownership in the Philippines: When BFAR Jurisdiction Overrides Court Decisions

Philippine courts cannot declare private ownership over public land designated for fishponds—only BFAR holds that authority. Learn the rules.

Fishpond Lease Agreements: Preferential Rights and Government Authority in the Philippines

Understand how Philippine courts interpret fishpond lease agreements, preferential rights, and government authority over public lands.