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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “newly discovered evidence”

Newly Discovered Evidence in Philippine Courts: The Barraquio Case and Rule 37

Learn the strict requirements for newly discovered evidence under Rule 37 and what the Supreme Court's Barraquio ruling means for litigants.

Finality of Judgment vs Newly Discovered Evidence in Homicide Cases

When a conviction becomes final, can newly discovered evidence reopen the case? The Supreme Court explains the limits.

THE Diligence Standard Refiling Estafa Cases Based ON Newly Discovered Evidence

New Trial After Final Judgment: The Dinglasan Case on B.P. 22 and Procedural Remedies

When can a convicted accused seek a new trial based on newly discovered evidence? The Supreme Court explains the limits.

Finality Prevails: Why Attempts to Reopen a Settled Bouncing Checks Case Fail

The Supreme Court explains why final judgments cannot be reopened through belated claims of newly discovered evidence in a B.P. 22 case.

Reopening Closed Cases: The Strict Standards for Newly Discovered Evidence in Philippine Law

Philippine courts rarely reopen final convictions. This article explains the strict rules for newly discovered evidence under Rule 121.

Unlocking Ejectment Cases: How to Use New Evidence to Challenge a Final Judgment in the Philippines

Learn when Philippine courts allow newly discovered evidence to overturn a final ejectment judgment, and the proper legal remedies available.