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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “incompetent”

Court Interpreter Suspended for Incompetent Translations in RTC Malaybalay

SC suspends court interpreter for inaccurate Visayan-to-English translations, stressing the heavy responsibility of judicial employees.

Court Interpreter Suspended for Incompetent Translations: A Lesson in Judicial Accountability

The Supreme Court suspended a court interpreter for inefficiency and incompetence in translating testimonies, underscoring the critical role of accurate interpretation in the judiciary.

Lawyers Must Return Fees for Incompetent Service: A.C. No. 10543

When a lawyer accepts a case beyond their competence, they must return the full fees paid. The Supreme Court explains the rule on quantum meruit.