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Showing 1–2 of 2 articles for “sumbilla v. matrix finance”

Sumbilla v. Matrix Finance: When Courts Correct Excessive Penalties in Final Bouncing Check Cases

The Supreme Court relaxed the finality rule to correct an excessive fine in a BP 22 conviction, protecting debtors from penalties beyond the law's limits.

When Courts Can Correct Final Judgments: Erroneous Penalties in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court explains when final and executory judgments may be corrected for erroneous penalties, citing Sumbilla v. Matrix Finance.