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Showing 1–24 of 40 articles for “intra-corporate disputes”

Forum Shopping Intent and Good Faith in Intra-Corporate Disputes

When does filing multiple cases become forum shopping? The Supreme Court clarifies that intent matters in Quiambao v. Sumbilla.

The Indispensable Heir: Resolving Intra-Corporate Disputes Over Stock Ownership

The Supreme Court clarifies that failure to implead indispensable parties in intra-corporate disputes warrants remand, not dismissal.

Dismissal Upheld: Intra-Corporate Disputes Belong in Commercial Courts

Supreme Court rules a shareholder's ejectment suit against corporate officers is an intra-corporate dispute, not a simple forcible entry case.

Upholding Court Authority: The Limits of Defiance in Intra-Corporate Disputes

When can a party defy a court order in an intra-corporate dispute? The Supreme Court clarifies the limits of defiance and the consequences of disobedience.

When Court Orders Are Ignored: Indirect Contempt in Intra-Corporate Disputes

The Supreme Court explains when defiance of court orders becomes indirect contempt, using a school board dispute as a cautionary example.

Filing Fees in Intra-Corporate Disputes: When the Subject Matter Cannot Be Valued in Money

The Supreme Court clarifies when intra-corporate disputes require filing fees based on pecuniary value, correcting a prior misreading of Lu v. Lu Ym, Sr.

Receivership in Intra-Corporate Disputes: When Courts May Take Over a Corporation

The Supreme Court clarifies the strict requirements for appointing a receiver or management committee in intra-corporate disputes under the Interim Rules.

Upholding Corporate Meeting Validity Proxy Rights AND Timeliness IN Intra Corporate Disputes

Supreme Court rules on proxy rights, notice requirements, and the 15-day prescriptive period for election contests in intra-corporate disputes.

Prescription in Intra-Corporate Disputes: The 15-Day Rule for Election Contests

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that actions to nullify stockholders' meetings and elections are election contests subject to the 15-day prescriptive period.

Navigating Corporate Disputes Ensuring Proper Court Assignment FOR Shareholder Rights

The Supreme Court clarifies that intra-corporate disputes wrongly raffled to a regular RTC branch should be transferred, not dismissed.

Navigating Jurisdictional Boundaries Resolving Employment Disputes Within Corporate Structures

The Supreme Court clarifies which courts and tribunals have jurisdiction when employment claims and intra-corporate disputes overlap in one case.

Intra-Corporate Disputes as Prejudicial Questions in Estafa Cases

When an intra-corporate dispute over officer authority can suspend criminal estafa proceedings, explained through a 2015 Supreme Court ruling.

Upholding Stockholder Rights Jurisdiction In Intra Corporate Disputes Involving Sequestered Entities

The Supreme Court clarifies that intra-corporate disputes involving sequestered firms belong to the RTC, not the Sandiganbayan.

Upholding Corporate Governance: The Limits of Status Quo Orders in Intra-Corporate Disputes

The Supreme Court clarifies the strict rules for status quo orders in intra-corporate disputes, emphasizing due process, bonds, and the limits of provisional relief.

Corporate Control vs Government Sequestration: Defining Jurisdiction in Intra-Corporate Disputes

When a sequestered corporation faces an intra-corporate dispute, which court has jurisdiction? The Supreme Court clarifies the rules.

Corporate Dissolution and Intra-Corporate Disputes: Preserving Stockholder Rights

The Supreme Court clarifies that corporate dissolution does not extinguish intra-corporate disputes or the rights of stockholders to pursue them.

Prohibited Pleadings in Intra-Corporate Disputes: Dismissal Motions and Board Resolutions

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that motions to dismiss are prohibited pleadings in intra-corporate disputes, even when backed by board resolutions.

Nuisance Suits in Intra-Corporate Disputes: Dismissal and Indispensable Parties

The Supreme Court clarifies when an intra-corporate complaint is a nuisance suit and why omitting indispensable parties is fatal.

Immediate Execution of Damages in Intra-Corporate Disputes: What Philippine Law Says

The Supreme Court clarifies that awards for moral damages, exemplary damages, and attorney's fees in intra-corporate cases are not immediately executory.

Intra-Corporate Disputes: Protecting Shareholder Rights in Philippine Courts

Learn how Philippine courts classify intra-corporate disputes and protect shareholder rights from fraudulent share transfers, based on a 2010 Supreme Court ruling.

Forum Shopping and Timeliness: Navigating Legal Remedies in Intra-Corporate Disputes

A party cannot file both an appeal and a certiorari petition against the same ruling—this is forum shopping. Learn the rules.

Immediate Execution of Damages: Protecting Corporate Dissenting Stockholders' Rights

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that awards for exemplary damages and attorney's fees in intra-corporate disputes are not immediately executory pending appeal.

Resolving Church Disputes: Jurisdiction and the Right to Possess Religious Property

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies that ejectment cases involving church property are not intra-corporate disputes, and explains the limits of ownership claims.

Resolving Jurisdictional Conflicts Concurrent Jurisdiction VS Forum Shopping IN Intra Corporate Disputes

Learn how Philippine courts handle overlapping jurisdiction and forum shopping in intra-corporate disputes, based on a 2009 Supreme Court ruling.