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Attorney Disbarred for Gross Misconduct and Willful Disobedience to Court Orders

A lawyer's unauthorized use of a client's property for bail bonds, plus defiance of court orders, leads to disbarment.

Notarial Negligence: Lawyers Must Secure Seals and Prevent Unauthorized Use of Notarial Books

A notary's duty extends beyond signing documents—securing seals and books is essential to avoid gross negligence liability.

Upholding Workers Rights Resolving Labor Disputes Despite Prior Agreements

Supreme Court clarifies when unauthorized use of company property justifies dismissal under Philippine labor law.

Lawyer Suspended for Misusing Attached Properties in Custody of Court

Lawyer suspended one year for taking custody of attached vehicles without court authority and allowing their unauthorized use.

Trademark License Revocation: When Unauthorized Use Justifies Termination

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when a trademark owner may validly revoke a license for unauthorized use beyond the agreed scope.

Upholding Ethical Conduct Accountability FOR Unauthorized USE OF Government Vehicles

Preventive Suspension of Public Officials: Graft Law Applies to Election Offenses

Unauthorized use of government property is fraud, so preventive suspension under the Anti-Graft Law applies even in election offense cases.