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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “right to top”

When a Right to Top Fails: Severability and Conditional Obligations in Share Sales

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies how severability clauses and conditional obligations determine bidder rights when a preferential right is voided.

Right to Top in Government Asset Sales: The Osmeña v. PSALM Ruling

Supreme Court clarifies when "right to top" provisions in government lease contracts violate public policy on competitive bidding.

Supreme Court Voids 'Right to Top' Clause in Government Asset Sale: Osmeña v. PSALM

The Supreme Court invalidated a 'right to top' provision in a government land lease, reaffirming that competitive public bidding protects public interest.

Competitive Bidding and the Right to Top in Philippine Privatization: The J.G. Summit Case

The Supreme Court clarifies when a "right to top" in government privatization bidding is valid, and when losing bidders may be estopped from challenging the award.

Public Bidding vs. Right of First Refusal: Fair Competition in Government Asset Sales

Supreme Court ruling on how the right to top a bid undermines competitive public bidding in government asset sales.