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Feb 4, 2020administrative lawpublic accountabilityclerk of courtgross neglect of dutysupreme courtgovernment funds

Understanding Accountability in Public Office: Lessons from Judicial Fund Mismanagement

A Supreme Court ruling on court fund shortages shows how public office demands accountability, and why delegation never excuses a clerk of court's duty.

Feb 3, 2020real-property-taxlocal-government-codeinterpleaderboundary-disputeescrowjurisprudence

Real Property Tax Disputes: Location, Titles, and Escrow When LGUs Compete

When two LGUs claim the same property for real estate tax, who gets paid? The Supreme Court's answer in Municipality of Cainta v. Spouses Braña.

Feb 3, 2020maritime-lawseafarer-rightsdisability-benefitspoea-seccompany-designated-physiciantotal-permanent-disability

Unclear Medical Assessments Protecting Seafarers Rights TO Disability Benefits

A company doctor's vague medical report cannot defeat a seafarer's claim for total permanent disability benefits, the Supreme Court ruled.

Feb 3, 2020property lawreal property taxjurisdictioninjunctioninterpleaderlocal government

Understanding Jurisdiction in Injunction Cases: A Guide for Property Owners and Legal Practitioners

Learn how the Supreme Court resolved a tax dispute between two LGUs, and what it means for property owners facing competing tax claims.

Feb 3, 2020civil lawlease contractright of first refusalimplied renewalproperty law

When an Implied Lease Renewal Does Not Revive a Right of First Refusal

Philippine Supreme Court explains why an implied lease renewal does not automatically revive a lessee's right of first refusal.

Feb 3, 2020expropriationgovernment infrastructureinjunctionra 8975jurisdictionjust compensation

Government Infrastructure Projects and Injunction Bans: What Landowners Should Know

Supreme Court clarifies when RTCs can hear injunction cases against government infrastructure projects despite RA 8975 prohibitions.

Feb 3, 2020civil-lawjurisdictioninjunctionra-8975proceduresupreme-court

Upholding Discretion When Appellate Procedure Meets Substantial Justice in Land Disputes

Supreme Court clarifies RTC jurisdiction over injunction suits against government infrastructure projects despite procedural missteps.

Feb 2, 2020implied lease renewalright of first refusalphilippine property lawlease contractcivil code article 1670

Implied Lease Renewals and Right of First Refusal: What Tenants Should Know

Philippine Supreme Court ruling clarifies that implied lease renewals do not revive a tenant's right of first refusal unless expressly agreed.

Jan 29, 2020real-estate-lawbrokers-commissionprocuring-causejoint-venturesupreme-court

Brokers Entitlement Establishing Procuring Cause IN Real Estate Joint Ventures

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when a real estate broker earns a commission in a joint venture deal, explained in plain language.

Jan 29, 2020robbery with rapecriminal lawvictims rightsphilippine lawlegal insights

Understanding Robbery With Rape Legal Insights AND Victims Rights IN THE Philippines

Learn about robbery with rape in the Philippines, including legal definitions, penalties, and victims' rights under Philippine law.

Jan 29, 2020criminal-lawdangerous-drugschain-of-custodybuy-bust-operationsection-21-ra-9165supreme-court

Ensuring Integrity in Drug Busts: The Critical Role of Chain of Custody in Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court acquits drug suspect over broken chain of custody—what Section 21 requires and why witness presence matters.

Jan 29, 2020civil service commissionindirect contemptadministrative lawreinstatementexecutive order 292government officials

CSC Contempt Fines and Compliance with Orders: The Eusebio Case

The Supreme Court reinstated a P416,000 contempt fine against a mayor who defied CSC reinstatement orders, affirming the CSC's power to impose daily fines.

Jan 29, 2020family-lawjudicial disqualificationadministrative lawcivil servicedue process

When Family Ties and Fair Proceedings Collide: Lessons from Soliva v. Tanggol

The Supreme Court clarifies when family relations disqualify judges and how administrative due process works in Soliva v. Tanggol.

Jan 29, 2020administrative lawgross neglect of dutyconduct prejudicialcivil serviceombudsmandue process

Administrative Dishonesty: Penalties and Due Process in Philippine Law

Learn how the Supreme Court defines gross neglect of duty and conduct prejudicial to the best interest of the service in administrative cases.

Jan 29, 2020criminal-lawself-defensetreacherymurderrevised-penal-codesupreme-court

Understanding Self-Defense and Treachery in Philippine Criminal Law: Insights from a Landmark Case

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies self-defense, defense of a relative, and treachery in murder cases under Philippine law.

Jan 29, 2020criminal-lawdangerous-drugschain-of-custodybuy-bust-operationra-9165acquittal

Broken Chains: Safeguarding Rights in Drug Cases Through Strict Evidence Procedures

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect where police broke the chain of custody—a reminder that evidence integrity is paramount.

Jan 29, 2020real-estate-lawbrokers-commissionprocuring-causejoint-venturephilippine-supreme-court

Real Estate Broker's Commission: Procuring Cause Prevails Even After Authority Expires

Philippine Supreme Court rules brokers earn commission as procuring cause even if authority expired before deal closed. Learn the rule.

Jan 29, 2020legal ethicscode of professional responsibilitylawyers dutyadministrative casephilippine law

Lawyers Must Uphold Ethics and Advise Clients on Proper Legal Remedies

A lawyer's duty to zealously defend a client does not justify bypassing courts, as shown in this Philippine disciplinary case.

Jan 29, 2020criminal-lawdangerous-drugschain-of-custodybuy-bustra-9165section-21

Ensuring Integrity in Drug Busts: The Crucial Role of Witnesses and Chain of Custody

The Supreme Court acquits a drug suspect, stressing that third-party witnesses must be present during arrest and seizure, not just inventory.

Jan 28, 2020administrative lawgrave misconductjudiciarycourt personnelethicssupreme court

Understanding Gross Neglect of Duty in the Philippine Judiciary: Lessons from a Landmark Case

A sheriff's dismissal for grave misconduct and a stenographer's suspension reveal the high ethical standards required of Philippine court personnel.

Jan 28, 2020fiscal autonomyjudicial independencesupreme courtphiljatravel expensesconstitutional law

Judicial Fiscal Autonomy Reaffirmed in Supreme Court Ruling on Travel Expenses

The Supreme Court affirms its fiscal autonomy by approving PHILJA's payment of training expenses, reinforcing judicial independence.

Jan 28, 2020grave misconductadministrative lawjudicial integritysupreme courtpublic accountability

Grave Misconduct and Judicial Integrity: Lessons from a Landmark Supreme Court Ruling

A sheriff's dismissal for grave misconduct and a stenographer's suspension show how the Supreme Court polices judicial integrity.

Jan 28, 2020legal ethicscode of professional responsibilitylawyer disciplineclient fundsaccountability

Lawyer's Duty to Account for Client Funds: Lessons from a Two-Year Suspension

A lawyer's failure to account for client funds and neglect of cases leads to a two-year suspension, reaffirming core ethical duties.

Jan 28, 2020judicial accountabilitysupreme courtphilippine judiciaryadministrative lawphiljatravel authority

Judicial Accountability: Upholding Standards of Conduct and Competence in the Philippine Judiciary

The Supreme Court approves payment for judges' Hague training, affirming accountability and proper procedure in judicial education.