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Showing 1–14 of 14 articles for “foreign judgments”

Corporate Rehabilitation in the Philippines: Navigating Stay Orders and Foreign Judgments

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies how a rehabilitation stay order suspends enforcement of foreign judgments against a distressed corporation.

Divorce Abroad and Filipino Spouses: Recognizing Foreign Judgments Under Article 26 of the Family Code

The Supreme Court clarifies when Philippine courts recognize foreign divorces obtained by Filipino spouses and their alien partners under Article 26.

Enforcing Foreign Judgments Philippine Courts Balance Comity AND Domestic Policy

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies rules on enforcing foreign judgments, service of summons, and limits on interest awards.

Divorce Recognition in the Philippines: Navigating Foreign Judgments and Civil Status Changes

The Supreme Court clarifies the proper procedure for recognizing foreign divorce decrees and changing civil status in the Philippines.

Res Judicata and Foreign Judgments: What Property Disputes Teach Us About Finality

Philippine courts won't take judicial notice of foreign judgments. Learn the rules on res judicata, litis pendentia, and proof of foreign pleadings.

Enforcing Foreign Judgments in the Philippines: Jurisdiction and Due Process

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a foreign court's default judgment is enforceable locally, focusing on service of summons and due process.

Enforcing Justice Filing Fees AND Access TO Courts IN Foreign Judgment Cases

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on filing fees for enforcing foreign judgments, ensuring court access for human rights victims.

Enforcement of Foreign Judgments: Comity, Jurisdiction, and Burden of Proof

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies rules on enforcing foreign judgments, comity, and burden of proof in Asiavest v. PNCC.

Enforcing Foreign Judgments Ensuring DUE Process AND Preventing Unjust Enrichment IN Philippine Courts

Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in the Philippines: Summary Judgment and Forum Non Conveniens

Philippine courts explain when summary judgment is proper in enforcing foreign judgments and when forum non conveniens applies.

Enforcing Foreign Judgments in the Philippines: What Businesses Need to Know

Learn how Philippine courts treat foreign judgments, the grounds to challenge them, and key lessons from a landmark Supreme Court ruling.

Enforcing Foreign Judgments in the Philippines: Lessons from Oil and Natural Gas Commission v. Pacific Cement

A Philippine Supreme Court case clarifies when foreign judgments are enforceable and how courts interpret arbitration clauses in commercial contracts.

Enforcing Foreign Judgments in the Philippines: Jurisdiction and Due Process

A Hong Kong judgment against a Quezon City resident was unenforceable in the Philippines because the foreign court never acquired jurisdiction over him.

Enforcing Foreign Judgments in the Philippines: Arbitration Clauses and Due Process

When can a foreign judgment be enforced in the Philippines? The Supreme Court explains arbitration clauses, due process, and presumptive validity of foreign rulings.