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Feb 8, 2007maritime-law

Seafarer Death Benefits Understanding Contract Terms AND Post Employment Claims IN THE Philippines

Feb 8, 2007criminal lawworkplace libeldismissallabor lawdefamationphilippine law

Workplace Libel in the Philippines: When Accusations Against Superiors Lead to Dismissal

Philippine law on workplace libel: when accusations against superiors become criminal and grounds for dismissal. Learn the rules.

Feb 8, 2007usury lawinterest ratesloan agreementscentral bank circularphilippine supreme courtcontract law

Is 24% Interest Legal in the Philippines? Bacolor v. Banco Filipino Explained

The Supreme Court in Bacolor v. Banco Filipino ruled that a 24% annual interest rate agreed upon in writing is not usurious or unconscionable.

Feb 8, 2007securities regulationprimary jurisdictionsecdojcriminal proceduresecurities regulation code

Filing Securities Violation Cases: The SEC’s Primary Jurisdiction and the DOJ’s Role

Explaining Baviera v. Standard Chartered Bank: why securities violation complaints must start with the SEC, not the DOJ, under the primary jurisdiction doctrine.

Feb 8, 2007securities regulationprimary jurisdictionpreliminary investigationgrave abuse of discretioncriminal proceduresec

Why Filing Securities Complaints with the Right Agency Matters: Baviera v. Standard Chartered Bank

A Supreme Court ruling on why securities fraud complaints must start with the SEC, and when courts can question a prosecutor's dismissal.

Feb 8, 2007administrative lawfertilizer and pesticide authorityfpa jurisdictionurban pest controlpresidential decree 1144

Urban vs Agricultural Pesticides: Understanding FPA Jurisdiction in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies that the Fertilizer and Pesticide Authority regulates only agricultural pesticides, not urban pest control products.

Feb 8, 2007contract-lawsecurity-agencyinsurancerobberycivil-codejurisprudence

Suing Your Security Agency After a Robbery: The Post-Robbery Agreement Rule

When can a bank sue its security agency after a robbery? The Supreme Court explains post-robbery agreements and insurance claims.

Feb 8, 2007murdertreacheryeyewitness testimonyalibirevised penal codecriminal law

Treachery and Eyewitness Testimony: Key Elements in Philippine Murder Convictions

The Supreme Court affirms a murder conviction, explaining how treachery is established and why positive eyewitness identification defeats the defense of alibi.

Feb 8, 2007foreclosuresummonsdue processquasi in remannulment of judgmentreal estate

Invalid Summons in Foreclosure: Protecting Due Process Rights in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court rules on invalid summons in foreclosure, due process, and why quasi in rem actions still require proper service.

Feb 7, 2007buy-bust operationcriminal lawdangerous drugsra 9165entrapmentdrug arrest

When Is a Buy-Bust Operation Legal in the Philippines? Key Rules from People v. Nicolas

Philippine courts uphold buy-bust operations as valid drug enforcement, even without prior surveillance. Learn the essential elements and your rights.

Feb 7, 2007illegal dismissalboundary systemlabor lawjeepney driversemployee rightsreinstatement

Illegal Dismissal in the Philippines: Employee Rights Under the Boundary System

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on jeepney drivers under the boundary system, illegal dismissal, and employee rights to reinstatement and backwages.

Feb 7, 2007zoningpolice powernon-impairment of contractslocal governmentreal estate lawphilippine law

Zoning Regulations vs Contractual Obligations: Balancing Public Welfare and Private Rights in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on zoning ordinances, police power, and the non-impairment of contracts clause.

Feb 7, 2007family-lawpsychological-incapacitydeclaration-of-nullitysupreme-courtzamora

Proving Psychological Incapacity: Expert Testimony and Marital Obligations in Philippine Law

What evidence proves psychological incapacity under the Family Code? The Zamora case clarifies the role of expert testimony and the need for clear, convincing proof.

Feb 6, 2007estate settlementforeign divorcefamily codevenueletters of administrationcivil law

Estate Settlement Venue and Remarriage After Foreign Divorce: Key Philippine Rules

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies estate settlement venue means actual residence, and a Filipino divorced by a foreign spouse may remarry.

Feb 6, 2007donation inter vivosforgeryexpert testimonydocument authenticitycivil lawsupreme court

Donation Inter Vivos in the Philippines: Proving Forgery and Document Authenticity

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how to prove forgery of a deed of donation, including the weight of expert testimony and circumstantial evidence.

Feb 6, 2007labor lawprescriptionmoney claimslabor arbiterjurisdictionlabor code

Prescription Periods in Labor Disputes: Why Filing on Time and in the Right Court Matters

A Supreme Court ruling on prescription of money claims in labor cases, and why filing in the wrong court can be fatal.

Feb 6, 2007property-law

Just Compensation IN Eminent Domain Determining Fair Market Value IN THE Philippines

Feb 6, 2007self-defensejustifiable homicidemurdertreacheryrevised penal code

Self-Defense or Murder? Understanding Justifiable Homicide in the Philippines

The Supreme Court explains when self-defense is valid and why a killing without treachery is homicide, not murder.

Feb 6, 2007corporate rehabilitationlabor lawsuspension of claimsphilippine airlinespd 902-asupreme court

Suspension of Claims Against Corporations Under Rehabilitation: Philippine Law Explained

Learn how corporate rehabilitation suspends all claims, including labor cases, under Philippine law, based on the PAL v. Zamora ruling.

Feb 6, 2007agrarian reformjust compensationland valuationland bankproperty laweminent domain

Just Compensation in Agrarian Reform: Land Valuation and Timely Payment

The Supreme Court rules on how agrarian reform lands should be valued and why delayed payment violates the constitutional right to just compensation.

Feb 6, 2007civil procedurecourt of appealsdarabannulment of judgmentjurisdictionrule 45

Petition for Relief in the Court of Appeals: When Can You Revive a Dismissed Appeal

Philippine Supreme Court explains why the RTC cannot annul a DARAB decision and when the CA can take jurisdiction over a dismissed appeal.

Feb 6, 2007construction lawsubcontractor rightspayment disputesciac arbitrationcontract law

Construction Subcontractor Rights: Ensuring Timely Payment in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine courts protect subcontractors' right to timely payment, even when a general contractor claims financial difficulty.

Feb 6, 2007bigamydeclaration of nullity of marriagelegal personalityforeign divorcereal party in interest

Who Can Question a Bigamous Marriage? Lessons from Amor-Catalan v. Catalan

A Philippine Supreme Court case clarifies who has legal personality to question a bigamous marriage and the need to prove foreign divorce decrees.

Feb 6, 2007family lawdivorceremarriagefamily codeestate settlementlegal capacity

Divorce and Remarriage in the Philippines: Validity and Legal Capacity Explained

A Philippine Supreme Court ruling explains when a Filipino divorced by a foreign spouse may remarry, and how courts determine legal capacity and estate venue.