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Showing 1–6 of 6 articles for “privity”

Sugar Planters' Associations Cannot Demand Arbitration Without Contract Privity

Philippine Supreme Court rules associations lack legal standing to demand arbitration unless they are parties to the milling contracts or authorized by members.

Contractor’s Liens and Privity of Contract: Lessons from Jan-Dec Construction v. FTI

A contractor’s lien under Article 2242 has limits—privity of contract and the right remedy matter. Learn from Jan-Dec Construction v. FTI.

Possession and Due Process: Protecting Third-Party Rights in Foreclosure Proceedings

Supreme Court rules an ex-parte writ of possession cannot eject third-party possessors not in privity with the mortgagor.

Privity of Contract in Sales: When a Buyer Is Not Liable to the Seller

Supreme Court explains privity of contract in sales—when a buyer who paid a middleman is not liable to the original seller.

Privity of Contract in the Philippines: Why Third Parties Are Not Bound by Your Agreement

Learn how privity of contract protects banks and third parties from obligations they never agreed to, explained through the Villalon case.

Ejectment and Your Business: Understanding Privity to Avoid Surprises

A Supreme Court ruling explains when a business can be bound by an ejectment case even if not named as a party-defendant.