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Showing 1–12 of 12 articles for “hearsay evidence”

Reasonable Doubt Prevails: Acquittal in Graft and Malversation Case Due to Hearsay Evidence

Supreme Court acquits mayor and barangay captain of graft and malversation, ruling that hearsay evidence and admissions alone cannot prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt.

Res Ipsa Loquitur and Hearsay Evidence in Philippine Vehicular Accident Claims

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when res ipsa loquitur can overcome hearsay objections to traffic accident reports in insurance subrogation claims.

PDAF Scam: Hearsay Evidence and Probable Cause in Plunder Cases

The Supreme Court upholds the Ombudsman's probable cause findings in the PDAF scam cases, clarifying that hearsay evidence can establish probable cause.

Burden of Proof in Estafa and Homicide: Why Hearsay Evidence Fails to Establish Guilt Beyond a Reasonable Doub

The Supreme Court explains why positive identification by credible witnesses outweighs bare denial and hearsay in criminal cases.

Breaking Down Land Ownership Disputes When Hearsay Clouds Real Estate Claims

A Supreme Court ruling explains why hearsay evidence fails in property disputes, and how Torrens titles protect registered owners.

Hearsay Evidence AND Search Warrants Protecting Against Unlawful Seizures IN Copyright Cases

Reasonable Doubt Prevails: Acquittal in Estafa Case on Insufficient Evidence and Hearsay

Supreme Court acquits pawnshop owner in estafa case, ruling that hearsay evidence and uncorroborated testimony cannot overcome the presumption of innocence.

Waiver OF Cross Examination Impact ON Admissibility OF Hearsay Evidence

Hearsay Evidence in Philippine Courts: When Sworn Statements Are Admissible

Sworn statements can be admitted in Philippine courts not to prove their truth, but to show they were made. Learn the hearsay rule's limits.

Hearsay Evidence and Conspiracy in Philippine Fraud Cases: What You Should Know

Learn how Philippine courts treat hearsay evidence, conspiracy, and liability in robbery cases, based on a Supreme Court ruling.

Hearsay Evidence and the Right to Confrontation: Protecting the Accused

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on hearsay evidence, the right to confront witnesses, and why prosecutions must stand on solid proof.

Hearsay Exceptions: When Can a Third-Party Confession Clear Your Name?

A third-party confession can be hearsay evidence—but only admissible if the declarant is unavailable and trustworthy. Learn the rules.