Case: Chinabank vs. St. Francis Square, 2022Ponente: Justice Amy Lazaro-Javier St. Francis Square Realty Corporation (SFSRC), facing financial difficulties, entered rehabilitation proceedings in 2000, which triggered a stay order against Chinabank’s loan
The Grandfather Rule is used to determine the nationality of a corporation, especially when foreign ownership restrictions apply. It serves as a supplement to the Control Test to ensure the intent of
CAPTION G.R. No. 180016. April 29, 2014. https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2014/apr2014/gr_180016_2014.html LITO CORPUZ, Petitioner, vs. PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES, Respondent. Ponente: J. Diosdado Peralta HIGHLIGHTED ISSUE FOR THE COURSE: EXCESSIVE FINES *Opinion of J Peralta:
Short Digest One-liner title: Photocopies of tax assessments due to termite-eaten originals are not sufficient evidence to establish tax liability. Nutshell Facts Hantex is an importer of synthetic resin (for glues and
Facts: The case revolves around a dispute over real properties acquired by Wilhelm Jambrich, an Austrian national, and his Filipina girlfriend, Antonietta Descallar. After their relationship ended, Jambrich sold his rights in the
Doctrine: A party to a civil marriage who converts to Islam and contracts another marriage while the first marriage is subsisting is guilty of bigamy because→the provisions of the Muslim Code do
Medico-Legal Certificate Format A Medico-Legal Certificate typically includes the following elements: Medico-Legal Judicial Affidavit Format JUDICIAL AFFIDAVIT I, [Name of Medico-Legal Officer], of legal age, with office address at [Office Address], after
Atome is a Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) service with a growing presence in the Philippines, offering a payment card for installment purchases. Atome’s initial appeal lies in its convenient and quick
Bar 2026 Bar Exam 2025 Exam Dates Bar Exam 2025 Cut-off All exam questions shall be sourced from laws, rules, issuances, and jurisprudence as of June 30, 2024. Source: Supreme Court Website
Laches, on the other hand, is an equitable doctrine that bars a claim due to a party’s undue delay in asserting a right, which results in prejudice to the opposing party. Unlike
