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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.

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Mortgagee in Good Faith in the Philippines: What Jimenez v. Jimenez, Jr. Means for Property Owners

Learn how the mortgagee in good faith doctrine protects lenders and foreclosure buyers in the Philippines, explained through the Jimenez case.

Forged Deeds and Imprescriptible Rights: Protecting Land Ownership in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on forged deeds, land ownership protection, and the limits of prescription in property disputes.

Forged Documents and Good Faith: Protecting Land Ownership in the Philippines

When forged deeds meet buyers' good faith, Philippine courts weigh title protection against prudence. Learn the rules from a recent Supreme Court ruling.

Forged Deeds and Disputed Titles: How Philippine Courts Determine Land Ownership

A Supreme Court ruling explains how courts resolve land ownership disputes when a deed of sale is alleged to be forged.

Double Sale Doctrine, Good Faith Registration, and Forged Deeds in Philippine Land Disputes

The Supreme Court clarifies when the double sale rule applies and why good faith registration cannot cure a forged deed in land disputes.

Unmasking Land Title Fraud Evidence and Due Diligence in Philippine Property Disputes

A Philippine Supreme Court ruling on proving forged deeds, church death certificates as evidence, and due diligence in property disputes.