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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “supersedeas bond”

Staying Execution in Ejectment Cases: Perfecting Appeals and Supersedeas Bonds

Learn the three requirements to stay execution in ejectment cases: perfect appeal, post supersedeas bond, deposit rentals.

When a Surety Bond Cannot Be Cancelled: AFP General Insurance v. Molina on Garnishment and Labor Awards

The Supreme Court ruled that a supersedeas bond posted to perfect an employer's appeal stays valid and enforceable until the case is finally disposed of, even if premiums go unpaid.

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.

Perfected Contract of Sale vs Ejectment: Clarifying Obligations in Property Law

Supreme Court clarifies rules on ejectment, supersedeas bonds, and procedural requirements in property disputes under Philippine law.

Upholding Ejectment Demand Sufficiency Despite Reconveyance Suit

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies ejectment rules: demand allegations, reconveyance pendency, and supersedeas bond requirements in unlawful detainer cases.

Ejectment Suits Staying Execution Pending Appeal in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine courts handle stays of execution in ejectment cases pending appeal, including the rules on posting supersedeas bonds and the limits of appellate relief.

Ejectment Cases: Immediate Execution and the Mandatory Supersedeas Bond

Learn how immediate execution works in Philippine ejectment cases and why failing to post a supersedeas bond can lead to swift eviction.