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Foreign Ownership Restrictions in the Philippines: A Guide to the Negative List

Learn how the Philippine Constitution and the Foreign Investments Act restrict foreign ownership, and how the Negative List works.

Alien Land Ownership Philippine Constitution Prohibits Direct Land Acquisition BY Foreign Nationals

Philippine Constitution bars foreigners from owning private land directly. Supreme Court explains the rule and its limits in a Quezon City property dispute.

Alien Land Ownership Prohibition: Constitutional Limits and Equity Claims

Philippine constitutional law bars aliens from owning land, even through trust or reimbursement claims. Learn from Muller v. Muller.

Impeachment Trials and the Meaning of "Forthwith" Under the Philippine Constitution

The Supreme Court clarifies that "forthwith" in impeachment proceedings means within a reasonable time, allowing the Senate to prepare before trial.