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Showing 1–9 of 9 articles for “tolerated possession”

Tolerance vs Title: Resolving Possession Disputes in Unlawful Detainer Cases

When does tolerated possession become unlawful detainer? The Supreme Court clarifies that a notice of adverse claim does not defeat a prior possessor's right to eject occupants.

Understanding Unlawful Detainer When Tolerance Turns Into Legal Disputes Over Property

The Supreme Court clarifies when tolerated possession in unlawful detainer cases must begin and how co-ownership affects ejectment suits.

When Tolerated Use Ends: Establishing Ownership Rights Over School Property

Supreme Court ruling on tolerated possession, laches, and ownership rights when government uses private land for schools.

Tolerance Ends Unlawful Detainer Actions and Property Rights in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when tolerated possession becomes unlawful detainer, and how property owners can recover possession.

Tolerance in Unlawful Detainer: When Permission Becomes a Possession Dispute

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when tolerated possession becomes unlawful detainer and how courts resolve ownership questions in ejectment cases.

Tolerance Ends Unlawful Detainer AND Property Rights IN THE Philippines

When does tolerated possession become unlawful detainer? The Supreme Court clarifies the rules on jurisdiction, demand, and ownership claims.

Tolerance Ends Unlawful Detainer: Landowner Rights in the Philippines

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies that courts may provisionally pass on a plaintiff's death in ejectment cases, and tolerated possession ends upon demand to vacate.

Unlawful Detainer vs Forcible Entry: The Role of Prior Tolerance in Ejectment Cases

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when tolerated possession becomes unlawful detainer, and why prior tolerance from the start is essential.

Tolerated Possession vs Ownership: Understanding Philippine Property Law and Land Recovery

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies how tolerated possession does not ripen into ownership, and when landowners can recover property.