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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “listing”

Blacklisting of Government Contractors in the Philippines: Causes and Defenses

Blacklisting bars a contractor and its affiliates from all government procurement. Learn how the penalty works under the IRR of RA 12009 and how to respond.

COA Audit Findings and Government Contractors in the Philippines

What COA audit findings mean for government contractors in the Philippines, including accountability rules, blacklisting risk, and the Ombudsman's role.

Service of Summons on Corporations: Strict Compliance Required in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that service of summons on corporations requires strict compliance with Rule 14, Section 11, listing only specific officers.

Party-List Delisting Rules Clarified: Two Separate Grounds Under RA 7941

Supreme Court clarifies party-list delisting under RA 7941: two separate grounds, cannot be combined; abandons Minero ruling.

SEC vs Stock Exchange: Who Decides Which Stocks Get Listed in the Philippines

Supreme Court ruling clarifies the SEC's power to review stock exchange listing decisions and the limits of that authority.

When Can a Stock Exchange Deny a Listing? The Puerto Azul Case Explained

The Supreme Court explains the limits of SEC power over stock exchange listing decisions and the business judgment rule.

Ownership Disputes and Government Sequestration: Protecting Property Rights After PCGG Lifting

When the government sequesters property, owners may face long battles to reclaim it. This case clarifies the finality of delisting orders.