
Admissions in barangay proceedings judicial
Since such a statement is judicial admission, it does not require proof according to Section 4, Rule 129 of the Rules of Court
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Since such a statement is judicial admission, it does not require proof according to Section 4, Rule 129 of the Rules of Court
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We now have an official mechanism, as prescribed by our Supreme Court, on how family members can first settle their differences and preserve harmony
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As observed by McCormick, the remedy of excluding such a witness who may be the only person available who knows the facts, seems inept and primitive
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Talk about territory. The electronic notary public can notarize a document for parties anywhere in the Philippines
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Comelec has the propensity to employ a ‘cookie-cutter motion’ that generally alleges a candidate’s lack of financial capacity to wage a national campaign
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This ruling greatly helps unfortunate Filipinos who are trapped in failed marriages with foreign spouses
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A litigant may be denied relief by a court of equity on the ground that his conduct has been inequitable, unfair and dishonest
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Instigation is invalid; only entrapment is lawful. So, what is the difference between the two?
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The fruit of the poisonous tree doctrine prohibits the use of evidence that is obtained unlawfully by government authorities
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While the law provides who may have substitute parental authority, ultimately courts must still determine who and what is best for the child
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