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Jan 31, 2000 wage orders security agencies labor law solidary liability contractor liability principal liability

Wage Order Obligations: Contractor and Principal Liability in Security Service Agreements

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when security agencies can recover wage order increases from principals under solidary liability rules.

Oct 29, 1999 criminal-law conspiracy self-defense treachery murder criminal-liability

Conspiracy and Criminal Liability in the Philippines: Accomplice vs Principal Liability

Understanding Philippine criminal liability through People v. Sarabia, explaining self-defense, treachery, and the distinction between accomplice and principal liability.

Sep 30, 1999 conspiracy robbery with homicide criminal law revised penal code illegal possession of firearms philippine supreme court

Conspiracy in Robbery With Homicide: When Presence Means Principal Liability in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how conspiracy in robbery with homicide makes all participants liable as principals, even without direct participation in the killing.

Mar 27, 1998 criminal law circumstantial evidence conspiracy kidnapping accessory liability revised penal code

Circumstantial Evidence in Kidnapping: Conspiracy, Principal and Accessory Liability

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when circumstantial evidence proves conspiracy or principal liability, and when it only supports accessory liability in kidnapping.