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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “foreign ownership”

Foreign Ownership Restrictions in the Philippines: A Guide to the Negative List

Learn how the Philippine Constitution and the Foreign Investments Act restrict foreign ownership, and how the Negative List works.

Starting a Business in the Philippines with a Foreign Partner: Legal Structures and Ownership Rules

A practical guide to foreign ownership rules, business structures, and registration steps for Filipino-foreign ventures in the Philippines.

Clearing Title Disputes: How Ownership Rights Prevail in Property Conflicts

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on property disputes, foreign ownership limits, and the proper remedy for dismissed cases.

Foreign Ownership in Public Utilities: The High Court Defines "Capital"

The Supreme Court clarifies that Under the Constitution

Water Rights and Foreign Investment: Protecting Philippine Natural Resources

The Supreme Court clarifies constitutional limits on foreign ownership of water resources and power assets in the Philippines.

Mining Rights vs National Patrimony: The La Bugal Case on Foreign Control of Philippine Resources

Explaining the Supreme Court's La Bugal ruling on the Philippine Mining Act and foreign ownership limits over the country's mineral resources.

Simulated Sales in Philippine Property Law: Intent, Foreign Ownership, and the Blanco v. Quasha Precedent

Learn how Philippine courts determine simulated sales, why intent matters, and the key lessons from Blanco v. Quasha on property transactions.

Implied Trusts and Foreign Ownership: The Yap Heirs Case

The Supreme Court clarifies when implied trusts over Philippine land fail, and why constitutional restrictions on foreign ownership bar recovery.