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Showing 1–5 of 5 articles for “stock ownership”

The Indispensable Heir: Resolving Intra-Corporate Disputes Over Stock Ownership

The Supreme Court clarifies that failure to implead indispensable parties in intra-corporate disputes warrants remand, not dismissal.

Corporate Control and Stock Ownership: Resolving Disputes in Philippine Corporations

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies how stock ownership disputes affect corporate elections and why prior rulings cannot be overstretched.

Piercing the Corporate Veil: When a Corporation's Separate Identity May Be Disregarded

Philippine Supreme Court explains the strict test for piercing the corporate veil and why mere stock ownership is not enough.

Perfecting Stock Transfers: Delivery and Indorsement Are Key to Ownership

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that a deed of assignment alone does not transfer stock ownership—delivery and indorsement of certificates are essential.

Pledge vs. Corporate By-Laws: Who Wins in Stock Ownership Disputes?

A bank's pledged shares were sold by a club for unpaid dues. The Supreme Court ruled on who prevails.