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Jun 27, 2012 unlawful detainer tenant estoppel tacita reconduccion lease ejectment civil law

Tenant Estoppel and Tacita Reconduccion in Unlawful Detainer: Samelo v. Manotok Services

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on tenant estoppel, implied lease renewal, and interest in unlawful detainer cases.

Mar 2, 2006 lease renewal unlawful detainer civil code philippine real estate lessor rights lessee rights

Lease Renewal in the Philippines: What "Upon Agreement" Really Means

A lease "renewable upon agreement" requires mutual consent—no automatic renewal. Learn the rules from Josefa v. San Buenaventura.

May 28, 1997 lease abandonment tenant rights landlord rights ejectment civil code philippine real estate

Lease Abandonment and Tenant Rights: The Paterno v. Court of Appeals Case

The Supreme Court's ruling in Paterno v. Court of Appeals clarifies when a tenant's departure amounts to lease abandonment and what it means for landlords and occupants.