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Showing 1–6 of 6 articles for “pbcom”

CBA-Protected Benefits: When Management Prerogative Cannot Override the Collective Bargaining Agreement

Philippine Bank of Communications v. PBCOMEA: benefits written into a CBA cannot be unilaterally changed by management without union participation.

When a Trial Court Cannot Deny Your Notice of Appeal: PBCOM v. Court of Appeals

The Supreme Court clarifies that only appellate courts may dismiss appeals for being improper remedies, and when a motion for reconsideration is excused.

Novation Requires Clear Release of Original Debtor: Lessons from Ever Electrical v. PBCOM

When does a new debtor's assumption of a loan release the original borrower? The Supreme Court explains novation rules.

Reckoning the Two-Year Prescriptive Period for DST Refund Claims: PBCom v. CIR

When does the two-year prescriptive period for a documentary stamp tax refund claim begin for metering machine users? The Supreme Court settles the rule.

Mortgage on Condominium Land Void Without HLURB Approval: PBCom v. Pridisons

Supreme Court rules mortgages on land intended for condominium projects need HLURB approval under PD 957, protecting buyers over banks.

Execution Pending Appeal: When Can a Judgment Be Enforced Early in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the "good reasons" standard for execution pending appeal, using PBCom v. Court of Appeals.