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Sep 7, 2004 ejectment supersedeas bond rental deposit gross ignorance of the law rule 70 administrative liability

Judge's Erroneous Release of Supersedeas Bond and Rental Deposits in Ejectment Case

A judge who allowed a defendant to withdraw the supersedeas bond and rental deposits pending appeal in an ejectment case was held liable for gross ignorance of the law.

Mar 11, 2004 unlawful detainer judicial accountability rules of court ejectment code of judicial conduct

Judicial Accountability in Unlawful Detainer Cases: The Montemayor Ruling

A Supreme Court ruling on a judge's delay in an ejectment case underscores the strict timelines and impartiality required of Philippine courts.

Jul 30, 2000 ejectment immediate execution rule 70 property law unlawful detainer

Immediate Execution of RTC Ejectment Judgments: What the Supreme Court Has Held

When the RTC affirms an ejectment ruling, the order to vacate is immediately enforceable—even if the losing party appeals. Here's why.

Oct 21, 1999 execution pending appeal rules of court civil procedure appeals philippine litigation

Execution Pending Appeal in the Philippines: When Can a Judgment Be Enforced Immediately?

Learn when Philippine courts may allow execution pending appeal, the good reasons required, and the safeguards protecting a losing party's right to appeal.