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Jul 24, 2013agrarian reformjust compensationland valuationland bankproperty law

Just Compensation in Agrarian Reform: Fair Valuation of Rubber Lands

The Supreme Court clarifies how just compensation for rubber lands must be determined under agrarian reform, emphasizing the mandatory DAR valuation formula.

Jul 24, 2013maritime-law

Finished Contract VS Medical Repatriation Understanding Seafarer Disability Claims IN THE Philippines

Jul 24, 2013co-ownershipcontract-of-salespecial-power-of-attorneyagencycivil-lawproperty-law

Co-Owner's Unauthorized Sale: When a Verbal Deal Binds Only the Seller's Share

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a co-owner's verbal sale of inherited property is valid and what buyers must prove about an agent's authority.

Jul 24, 2013real-estate-lawmaceda-lawcontract-to-sellinteresttender-of-paymentconsignation

Interest on Installment Payments: When Does the Clock Stop Ticking

A buyer's mere letter of intent to pay does not stop interest from running. The Supreme Court explains tender of payment and consignation rules.

Jul 24, 2013physician-patient privilegemedical recordssubpoena duces tecumevidencepatient privacydiscovery

When Can Medical Records Be Subpoenaed? Patient Privacy Rules

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when hospital records may be subpoenaed and how physician-patient privilege protects medical privacy in civil cases.

Jul 24, 2013seafarer rightsdisability compensationpoea contractmaritime lawoccupational diseasesupreme court

Seafarer Disability Claims: When Heart Disease Is Not Compensable Under POEA Contract

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on seafarer disability claims, work-connection requirement, and the mandatory 3-day post-employment medical examination under the POEA contract.

Jul 24, 2013criminal lawself-defensemurderrevised penal codetreacheryunlawful aggression

Self-Defense or Murder? The Limits of Justifiable Force in Philippine Law

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies when self-defense fails and a killing becomes murder, explaining unlawful aggression, treachery, and reasonable force.

Jul 24, 2013labor-lawoutsourcingmanagement-prerogativecollective-bargaining-agreementunfair-labor-practicebanking

Outsourcing and Union Rights: Balancing Business Prerogative with Collective Bargaining Agreements

The Supreme Court clarifies when banks may outsource functions without violating union rights or the CBA in BPI Employees Union v. BPI.

Jul 24, 2013labor-lawretrenchmentbusiness-closureseparation-paylabor-codetermination

Business Closure vs Retrenchment: Protecting Workers' Rights in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies the difference between business closure and retrenchment under Philippine labor law, and when separation pay is required.

Jul 24, 2013property-lawland-title-reconstitutionjurisdictional-requirementrepublic-act-no-26torrens-systemsupreme-court

Strict Compliance with Publication Rule Is Jurisdictional in Title Reconstitution

Philippine Supreme Court rules that failure to strictly comply with the 30-day publication requirement in reconstitution cases deprives courts of jurisdiction.

Jul 24, 2013local-government-lawquarryingmining-permitslocal-government-codesupreme-courtphilippine-law

Quarrying Rights: Local Permits Prevail Despite National Authorization

Philippine Supreme Court rules that a national quarry permit does not override local government requirements like the governor's permit.

Jul 24, 2013coslapjurisdictionadministrative-lawland-disputetorrens-titlepublic-domain

When Administrative Tribunals Overstep: COSLAP Jurisdiction and the Dream Village Ruling

The Supreme Court clarifies COSLAP's limited jurisdiction over land disputes involving titled government property reserved for public purpose.

Jul 23, 2013security of tenureadministrative lawlocal government codecivil servicepublic office

Security of Tenure vs Legislative Power: Reclassifying Public Positions in the Philippines

The Supreme Court ruled that Congress may reclassify public positions, and security of tenure follows the position's nature at the time of removal.

Jul 23, 2013election lawcomelecdojpreliminary investigationelectoral sabotageconstitutional law

Safeguarding Electoral Independence: Limits of DOJ-Comelec Collaboration in Election Offense Probes

The Supreme Court upholds joint DOJ-Comelec preliminary investigations for election offenses, clarifying constitutional limits on collaboration.

Jul 23, 2013election-lawparty-listdue-processcomelecsenior-citizensterm-sharing

Due Process and Party-List Disqualification: Senior Citizens Case

The Supreme Court ruled that COMELEC cannot cancel a party-list group's registration without due notice and hearing.

Jul 23, 2013labor lawcertification electionbargaining unitteaching personnelnon-teaching personnelsupreme court

Dividing Labor When Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff Form Unions

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on bargaining units when teaching and non-teaching personnel join one union.

Jul 22, 2013illegal dismissalcorporate name changelabor lawattorney's feessecurity of tenure

Upholding Attorney Accountability Neglect IN Filing Appellants Brief Leads TO Suspension

A look at Zuellig Freight v. NLRC on corporate name changes, illegal dismissal, and attorney's fees.

Jul 22, 2013value-added taxvat refundtax creditcapital goodsinvoicing requirementstax law

VAT Refund Claims: Strict Invoicing Rules and the Definition of Capital Goods

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies strict invoicing requirements and capital goods definition for VAT refund claims in Bonifacio Water Corporation case.

Jul 22, 2013labor-lawillegal-dismissalcorporate-restructuringsecurity-of-tenureauthorized-causesclosure-of-business

Corporate Reorganization VS Illegal Dismissal Protecting Employee Rights During Corporate Restructuring

When a company merely changes its name or restructures, it cannot use that as a pretext to terminate employees without valid cause.

Jul 17, 2013forcible entryprior possessionproperty lawejectmentburden of proofrule 70

Upholding Prior Possession in Forcible Entry and the Burden of Proof in Property Disputes

Philippine Tourism Authority v. Sabandal-Herzenstiel clarifies prior possession and burden of proof in forcible entry cases.

Jul 17, 2013criminal-lawmurderalibipositive-identificationevidencetreachery

Positive Identification Prevails Over Alibi in Murder Conviction

Supreme Court rules positive identification by credible eyewitnesses outweighs denial and alibi defenses in murder cases.

Jul 17, 2013habeas corpuscriminal proceduredetentionwarrant of arrestpreliminary investigation

Habeas Corpus: When Can a Court-Ordered Detention Be Challenged

The Supreme Court explains when habeas corpus cannot be used to challenge a detention—and what remedy is available instead.

Jul 17, 2013criminal-lawmurdereyewitness-testimonyalibicredibilityevidence

Eyewitness Testimony and the Defense of Alibi: Assessing Credibility in Murder Cases

A Supreme Court ruling on how courts weigh eyewitness testimony against denial and alibi in murder prosecutions, with practical guidance.

Jul 17, 2013criminal-lawchain-of-custodydangerous-drugsra-9165buy-bustevidence

Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Preserving Evidence Integrity Under RA 9165

The Supreme Court explains the chain of custody rule in drug cases and why minor procedural lapses do not automatically acquit an accused.