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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “five-year rule”

The Five-Year Rule on Execution of Judgments: Villareal v. MWSS Explained

Winning a case is only half the battle. Learn the five-year rule on executing judgments and why delay can void a writ.

Enforcement Deadlines: Understanding the Five-Year Rule for Executing Court Judgments

A final court ruling is not the end of the story. Philippine law sets strict deadlines for enforcing judgments, and missing them can cost a winning party the case.

Dilatory Tactics and the Five-Year Rule: When Delaying Execution Backfires

The Supreme Court condemns a losing party's dilatory tactics that delayed execution of a final judgment for years, clarifying the five-year rule on execution by motion.

Execution of Judgments: Timelines, Third-Party Claims, and Property Rights in the Philippines

Understand the five-year rule for executing judgments, third-party claims, and why a buyer's title can be upheld despite procedural delays.