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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “non-resident defendants”

Voluntary Appearance and Jurisdiction Over Non-Residents: Lessons from Belen v. Chavez

How a lawyer's appearance can bind non-resident defendants to Philippine court jurisdiction, and why service of decisions must follow strict rules.

Jurisdiction Over Non-Residents: Extraterritorial Summons and Actions In Personam

Philippine courts cannot acquire jurisdiction over non-resident defendants in personal actions through extraterritorial service of summons. Learn the rules.

Substituted Service of Summons in the Philippines: Ensuring Court Jurisdiction

Explaining when Philippine courts acquire jurisdiction over non-resident defendants through personal or extraterritorial service of summons.

Extraterritorial Service of Summons: Due Process for Non-Resident Defendants

Philippine courts must strictly comply with rules on extraterritorial service of summons before declaring non-resident defendants in default.