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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “section 40”

Corporate Asset Transfers: When Does a Buyer Inherit the Seller's Liabilities

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a corporation buying all assets of another also inherits its liabilities, under Section 40.

Re-Election as Condonation: Clarifying Disqualification Based on Prior Administrative Removal

Explains when prior administrative removal disqualifies a local candidate, and when re-election condones past misconduct under Section 40(b), LGC.

Retroactivity of Disqualification: When Prior Misconduct Bars Future Elections

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on whether Section 40(b) of the Local Government Code applies retroactively to disqualify candidates removed from office before 1992.

Reelection Does Not Condon Prior Misconduct When Removal Is Already Final

Removal becomes final despite refusal to accept service; reelection cannot cure disqualification under Section 40(b) of the Local Government Code.