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Jul 25, 2012 corporate rehabilitation stay order third-party mortgage separate juridical personality foreclosure banking law

Corporate Rehabilitation Separate Juridical Personality Prevails Over Third Party Mortgages

Supreme Court clarifies that corporate rehabilitation stay orders do not cover properties owned by third-party mortgagors.

Apr 25, 2012 syndicated estafa corporate veil criminal liability directors fraud pd 1689

Corporate Veil Piercing: Directors Held Liable for Fraudulent Misrepresentation in Syndicated Estafa

Supreme Court ruling on when corporate directors can be held criminally liable for estafa despite the separate juridical personality of corporations.

Apr 10, 2008 civil-law jurisdiction sole-proprietorship summons corporate-veil rules-of-court

Piercing the Corporate Veil: Personal Jurisdiction Over Sole Proprietorships in Philippine Courts

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that sole proprietorships lack juridical personality, requiring suits against the owner personally for proper jurisdiction.

Jul 20, 2006 donations juridical personality corporation law religious organizations property law civil law

Donations to Unregistered Organizations in the Philippines: When Are They Valid?

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on donations to unregistered organizations: why juridical personality matters and what donors and groups must know.