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Nov 24, 2006 property-law local-government police-power market-stalls lease-contracts public-markets

Market Stall Leases No Vested Right Against City's Regulatory Power

Stall leases in public markets are privileges, not vested rights, so local governments may impose new occupancy rules under police power.

May 5, 1999 anti-graft void contracts due process public officers local government criminal law

Void Contracts and Official Overreach: Due Process in Philippine Law

When can public officials take over a leased public market? The Supreme Court clarifies void contracts, due process, and criminal liability under the Anti-Graft Law.