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Nov 17, 2021maritime lawseafarer disabilitypoea-secwork-related illnesshypertensiondiabetes

Diabetes and Hypertension: Proving Work Relatedness in Seafarer Disability Claims

Learn how the Supreme Court treats diabetes and hypertension claims for seafarer disability benefits under the POEA-SEC.

Nov 16, 2021illegal dismissalvoluntary resignationlabor lawconstructive dismissalburden of proofquitclaim

Illegal Dismissal vs. Voluntary Resignation: Proving Your Case in the Philippines

When is a resignation not voluntary? Learn how Philippine courts distinguish illegal dismissal from resignation and who bears the burden of proof.

Nov 16, 2021cargo claimsmaritime lawevidenceres ipsa loquiturcommon carriers

Proving Cargo Damage Claims: Evidence Rules and Res Ipsa Loquitur

The Supreme Court clarifies the evidence needed to prove cargo damage claims and when res ipsa loquitur applies.

Nov 16, 2021expropriationeasementjust compensationpublic land actpower linessupreme court

Power Lines and Public Lands: Supreme Court Clarifies Easements and Just Compensation

The Supreme Court ruled that power lines fall under "similar works" in the Public Land Act, allowing easements on free patent lands with compensation rules.

Nov 16, 2021constructive dismissalemployment contractlabor lawsupreme courtunpaid salaries

Constructive Dismissal and Contract Ambiguity: Lessons from Esico v. Alphaland

The Supreme Court's ruling in Esico v. Alphaland clarifies constructive dismissal claims and the consequences of ambiguous employment contracts.

Nov 16, 2021writ of kalikasanenvironmental lawenvironmental impact assessmentwater permitssupreme court

Protecting the Environment: The Writ of Kalikasan and Environmental Impact Assessments

The Supreme Court explains how the writ of kalikasan protects the right to a balanced ecology and why Environmental Impact Statements are crucial.

Nov 16, 2021freedom of expressionobscenitylocal ordinancesoverbreadth doctrineconstitutional lawmanila ordinance 7780

Freedom of Expression vs Obscenity: The Limits of Local Ordinances in the Philippines

The Supreme Court explains when courts may review local anti-obscenity ordinances and why facial challenges face strict limits.

Nov 16, 2021writ of kalikasanenvironmental lawprecautionary principleeccwater permitssupreme court

Writ of Kalikasan and Environmental Permits: PTK2 H2O Corp. v. Court of Appeals

The Supreme Court affirms the writ of kalikasan, applying the precautionary principle and upholding the revocation of water permits and ECCs issued without proper environmental assessment.

Nov 16, 2021disbarmentviolence against womenra 9262legal ethicscode of professional responsibilityfamily law

When Love Turns Abusive: Disbarment for Lawyer's Violence Against Partner and Children

A lawyer was disbarred for physically abusing his partner and her children. Learn the rules on lawyer discipline and violence against women.

Nov 15, 2021tax lawstock transaction taxincome taxnirctax exemptioncir

Income Tax vs. Stock Transaction Tax: Tax Exemptions in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies that stock transaction tax is a percentage tax, not income tax, limiting exemptions under the NIRC.

Nov 15, 2021family-lawprotection-ordersspousal-supportchild-supportra-9262vawc

How Permanent Protection Orders Affect Spousal and Child Support in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies how permanent protection orders under RA 9262 affect spousal and child support, even after marriage nullity.

Nov 15, 2021criminal-lawdrug-caseschain-of-custodyra-9165buy-bustacquittal

Chain of Custody Imperfections Lead to Acquittal in Drug Cases

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies chain of custody rules in drug cases, showing how procedural lapses can lead to acquittal.

Nov 15, 2021eminent domainjust compensationexpropriationproperty lawgovernment takingmiaa

Eminent Domain and Just Compensation: Fair Value for Delayed Government Takings

When the government delays payment in expropriation, landowners are entitled to more than the property's old value—here's why.

Nov 15, 2021reconveyancejust compensationeminent domainproperty rightsland titlesexpropriation

Reconveyance of Land: Protecting Property Rights From Fraudulent Titles in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine courts protect landowners from government taking without just compensation, and the rules on reconveyance of fraudulently titled property.

Nov 15, 2021consumer actproduct imperfectionreplacementtoyotaphilippine lawcivil law

Product Imperfection Liability: How Consumers Can Demand Replacement Under the Consumer Act

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies when defective products must be replaced under the Consumer Act and who bears liability.

Nov 15, 2021ancestral domainncip jurisdictionindigenous peoples rightsnative titleipraproperty law

Ancestral Domain Disputes Between Same Indigenous Community: NCIP Jurisdiction Explained

When both parties belong to the same indigenous cultural community, the NCIP—not regular courts—has jurisdiction over ancestral domain disputes.

Nov 14, 2021bigamyislamic lawmuslim codefamily lawrevised penal codesupreme court

Conversion to Islam Does Not Shield You from Bigamy Charges in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies that converting to Islam does not automatically exempt a person from bigamy charges under Philippine law.

Nov 11, 2021seafarersdisability benefitspoea-secmaritime lawmaximum medical improvementlabor law

Seafarers' Rights: Defining Maximum Medical Improvement in Disability Claims

Supreme Court clarifies that "maximum medical improvement" alone is not a valid disability assessment, entitling seafarer to permanent total disability benefits.

Nov 11, 2021criminal lawchain of custodydangerous drugsra 9165evidencedrug cases

Upholding Chain of Custody in Drug Cases: Safeguarding Evidence Integrity

The Supreme Court affirms a drug conviction, showing how strict compliance with Section 21, RA 9165, preserves evidence integrity.

Nov 11, 2021suretyshipcivil codeperformance bondmaterial alterationcontract lawsurety liability

Understanding Suretyship: When Can a Surety Be Released From Liability

The Supreme Court clarifies when a surety may be released from liability and when material alterations to the principal contract do not extinguish the bond.

Nov 11, 2021grave misconductgovernment procurementra 9184administrative liabilitypublic trustombudsman

Grave Misconduct in Government Procurement: SC Reverses Acquittal of Bataan Officials

Supreme Court reinstates dismissal of Bataan officials for grave misconduct in anomalous patrol boat procurement, stressing public trust breach.

Nov 10, 2021constructive dismissaljust cause terminationlabor lawpreventive suspensionillegal dismissalsecurity of tenure

Constructive Dismissal vs. Just Cause Termination: Key Supreme Court Ruling

The Supreme Court clarifies that constructive dismissal and just cause termination are incompatible, reinforcing due process and security of tenure.

Nov 10, 2021criminal lawrobbery with homicidetreacheryaggravating circumstancesupreme courtreclusion perpetua

Treachery in Robbery with Homicide: The Supreme Court’s Ruling in People v. Juada

The Supreme Court clarifies when treachery aggravates robbery with homicide and affirms conviction based on circumstantial evidence in People v. Juada.

Nov 10, 2021whistlebloweradministrative lawcorruptionsubstantial evidencecivil service

Whistleblower Testimony Upholding Administrative Findings in Philippine Corruption Cases

Supreme Court rules a credible whistleblower's lone testimony can support administrative liability in corruption cases against public officers.