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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “last clear chance”

Bank Liability for Encashing Irregular Checks: The Philippine Racing Club Case

When must a bank verify checks before encashing them? The Supreme Court clarifies banks' duty of extraordinary diligence and the last clear chance doctrine.

Last Clear Chance Doctrine Explained: Engada v. Court of Appeals on Traffic Collisions

When a driver invokes the last clear chance doctrine after a collision, courts weigh negligence and emergency. Learn the rule from Engada v. CA.

Breach of Banking Duty: Bank Liable for Mortgage Fraud Due to Negligence in Identifying Impostors

Philippine Supreme Court holds bank liable for mortgage fraud when it failed to verify impostors' identity, applying the last clear chance doctrine.