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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “service of court decisions”

Finality of Judgment Overcomes Presumption of Regularity in Service of Court Decisions

When a court decision becomes final, it binds all parties. This case explains how service is presumed regular and why finality prevails.

Missed Deadline Understanding Counsel OF Record IN Philippine Courts AND Valid Service OF Court Decisions

When does a lawyer's receipt of a court decision bind the client? The Supreme Court clarifies the rule on counsel of record and appeal deadlines.

Valid Service of Court Decisions: Ensuring Due Process Through Proper Notification

Learn how valid service of court decisions protects due process rights, based on a Philippine Supreme Court ruling on notice requirements.

Service of Court Decisions on Government Entities: The Lead Counsel Rule Explained

When must court decisions be served on a government agency's lead counsel? The Supreme Court clarifies service rules and appeal periods.

Service of Court Decisions: When Notice to a Party Trumps Notice to Counsel

Philippine Commercial International Bank v. Court of Appeals clarifies when service of a CIAC decision on a party, not counsel, starts the appeal period.

Service of Court Decisions: Ensuring Due Process and Timely Appeals

Understand how proper service of court decisions protects due process and preserves the right to appeal in Philippine civil cases.

Service of Court Decisions in the Philippines: The Laza Case and Due Process

Learn how Philippine courts rule on valid service of decisions, the "sufficient discretion" standard, and the Laza v. Court of Appeals case.