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Rape and Incest: When Family Betrayal Meets Justice in the Philippines

A Philippine Supreme Court case on a son raping his mother, explaining the rules on credibility, denial, and penalties for incestuous rape.

Res Judicata in Land Cases: When a Prior Denial Does Not Bar a New Claim

Philippine Supreme Court explains when a prior land registration denial bars a new claim, and when changed legal bases allow a fresh application.

Res Judicata in Land Registration: Ramirez v. Court of Appeals Explained

When does a final denial of a land registration application bar a later one? The Supreme Court clarifies res judicata in Ramirez v. Court of Appeals.

Positive Identification Over Alibi Upholding Conviction in Murder and Frustrated Murder Case

Supreme Court affirms murder and frustrated murder conviction, ruling positive identification prevails over alibi and denial.