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Showing 1–2 of 2 articles for “ingratitude”

Onerous Donations Contract Law vs Gratuitous Intent in Property Transfers

When a donation carries a burden, contract rules apply. Learn how Philippine law treats onerous donations and revocation for ingratitude.

Revoking a Donation for Ingratitude in the Philippines: The Noceda Case

Philippine law allows donors to revoke gifts when donees show ingratitude, such as usurping the donor's property. Learn the rules and limits.