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Jul 12, 2022 criminal law illegal possession of firearms judicial admission ra 10591 evidence supreme court

Judicial Admission Can Prove Lack of Firearm License in Illegal Possession Cases

Supreme Court ruling: an accused's own admission in court can prove lack of a firearm license, without needing a PNP certification.

Nov 16, 1999 civil procedure judicial admissions palpable mistake stipulation of facts tax litigation rules of court

Palpable Mistakes in Stipulations: Correcting Factual Errors in Philippine Courts

Philippine courts may correct factual errors in stipulations when made through palpable mistake, as shown in Atlas Consolidated Mining v. CIR.