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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “forum non conveniens”

Forum Non Conveniens in the Philippines: When Courts Keep Jurisdiction Despite Foreign Elements

Philippine courts can hear cases with foreign elements; a choice-of-law clause does not automatically strip them of jurisdiction.

Forum Non Conveniens and Philippine Courts: Discretion in International Disputes

Philippine courts may assume jurisdiction over international disputes when convenient, fair, and enforceable—explained through Bank of America v. Court of Appeals.

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.

Forum Non Conveniens: When Philippine Courts Decline Jurisdiction in Overseas Employment Disputes

The Supreme Court explains when Philippine labor tribunals may decline jurisdiction over overseas employment disputes under the doctrine of forum non conveniens.