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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “survival of actions”

When Bad Faith in a Franchise Sale Triggers Damages: Arcinue v. Baun

A franchise sold without the franchisor's approval can lead to damages liability. The Supreme Court explains the rules on bad faith, survival of actions, and interest.

Survival of Actions: Property Rights Prevail After Death in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when lawsuits survive a party's death, focusing on property rights versus personal actions under Rule 3.

Survival of Actions: Protecting Property Rights After Death in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when lawsuits survive a party's death, focusing on property rights and heir substitution.

Does Your Case Die With Your Client? Survival of Actions and Attorney's Fees in the Philippines

When a client dies before judgment, does a lawyer's claim for fees survive? The Supreme Court explains the rule on survival of actions.