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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “wrongful execution”

Due Process in Corporate Disputes: Prescription and Quieting of Title Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies when actions to quiet title are imprescriptible, protecting possessors from wrongful execution sales.

Third-Party Claims in Philippine Execution Sales: Protecting Your Property

Learn how spouses and third parties can protect their property from wrongful execution sales in the Philippines, based on the Supreme Court's ruling in Naguit v. Court of Appeals.

When Is a Sheriff Liable for Wrongful Execution? The De Guzman Rule

Philippine law shields sheriffs who execute judgments in good faith and with an indemnity bond. Learn the rules on wrongful execution and third-party claims.