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Showing 361–368 of 368 articles for “sheriff”

Sheriffs' Duty in Executing Writs of Attachment: Lessons from NBI v. Tuliao

A sheriff who leaves attached property with the debtor or creditor violates Rule 57. Learn the proper way to execute writs of attachment.

Sheriff’s Fees in the Philippines: Rules, Limits, and the Abellera Case

Learn the legal limits on sheriff’s fees in the Philippines, the Abellera ruling on excessive charges, and practical safeguards for litigants.

Sheriff Negligence and Liability for Unreturned Seized Property

Philippine Supreme Court rules on sheriff's duty to return seized property and consequences of negligence in execution of writs.

Sheriffs Authority: Understanding the Limits of Property Attachment in the Philippines

Learn the limits of a sheriff's authority in property attachment in the Philippines, based on a landmark Supreme Court administrative case.

Sheriffs’ Duty to Promptly Execute Writs and Consequences of Delay

Philippine Supreme Court holds deputy sheriff liable for delay in executing writs and filing returns, imposing two-month suspension.

Sheriff Misconduct: Abuse of Authority and Legal Ethics in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court dismisses sheriff for grave abuse of authority and extortion in enforcing writ of attachment, reaffirming strict ethical standards for court officers.

Workplace Misconduct: When Court Employees Cross the Line

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on sheriff's misconduct, discourtesy, and threats in the workplace, setting standards for judicial personnel behavior.

Consequences of Negligence and Misconduct for Philippine Sheriffs

A deputy sheriff's dismissal for grave misconduct and negligence in executing an NLRC judgment, explained for everyday readers.