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Buy-Bust Operations and Proving Illegal Drug Sales Beyond Reasonable Doubt

The Supreme Court explains how prosecution can prove illegal drug sales beyond reasonable doubt in buy-bust operations, and why frame-up defenses often fail.

Forged Signatures and Faulty Sales: Protecting Spousal Rights in Property Transfers

A forged deed by a married man without his wife's consent is void; buyers must verify occupancy before purchasing property.

Co-Ownership Rights and Undivided Interests in Property Sales: A Philippine Legal Guide

Learn how Philippine courts protect co-owners' undivided interests in property sales, with key rules on ejectment and jurisdiction.

Corporate Officers' Apparent Authority and Breach of Warranties in Stock Sales

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on corporate president's apparent authority to bind company and breach of warranty claims in stock purchase agreements.

Foreclosure Validity Republication Requirement In Rescheduled Auction Sales

When a foreclosure auction is postponed, the notice must be republished. Learn the rule from DBP v. Emerald Resort Hotel Corporation.

Banks' Due Diligence in Foreclosure Sales and Rights of Land Reform Beneficiaries

A bank that forecloses on land without ocular inspection cannot eject land reform beneficiaries, as the Supreme Court ruled in Rural Bank of Sta. Ignacia v. Dimatulac.

Challenging Drug Busts: Establishing Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt in Illegal Drug Sales

A Supreme Court ruling on warrantless searches in drug cases and the prosecution's burden to prove guilt beyond reasonable doubt.

Writ of Possession in Foreclosure: What Third-Party Claimants Must Know

Learn how the Supreme Court ruled on writs of possession in foreclosure sales and what third-party claimants must do to protect their rights.

Foreclosure Sales: Strict Compliance With Publication Requirements

When a postponed foreclosure sale proceeds without republication of notice, the sale is void. Learn the rules from Ouano v. Court of Appeals.

Conditional Sales OF Real Estate Reinstatement Rights Under R A 6552

Foreclosure Sales: Filing an Appeal Does Not Stop a Writ of Possession

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that an appeal against a writ of possession in extrajudicial foreclosures does not stay its implementation.

Misrepresentation and Estafa: When Silence Isn't Golden in Property Sales

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on estafa under Article 316(2) RPC, the need for express misrepresentation, and civil liability for bad faith sales.

Co-Ownership and Unauthorized Sales: Property Rights Under Article 493

A co-owner may sell only their own share. Learn how the Supreme Court protected heirs' rights in Coronel v. Constantino.

Agency and Real Estate Sales: The Necessity of Written Authority

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on why an agent's authority to sell land must be in writing, or the sale is void.

Breach of Contract in Property Sales: Rights, Interest, and Damages Under Philippine Law

A Philippine Supreme Court ruling on unpaid property sale balances clarifies when nominal damages, attorney's fees, and 12% interest apply.

Waiver of Publication in Foreclosure Sales: Protecting Public Interest Over Private Agreements

Philippine Supreme Court rules parties cannot waive publication requirements in extrajudicial foreclosure sales under Act No. 3135.

Conditional Sales of Co-Owned Property: Understanding Consent and Obligations

Explore the Supreme Court's ruling on reconveyance actions, prescription periods, and the rights of buyers in conditional sales of co-owned property.

Boundaries Defined Resolving Land Disputes in Sales of Real Estate

Lessees cannot question a landlord's title to land, even if they claim the property belongs to the State.

Co-Owner's Right of Redemption Does Not Apply to Sales to Another Co-Owner

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when co-owners may redeem property sold to third persons, and when the right does not arise.

Priority of Registered Attachment Liens: Protecting Creditors in Real Property Sales

When a registered attachment lien beats an unregistered sale: lessons from Biñan Steel v. Garcia on creditor protection in Philippine property law.

Security of Tenure Prevails: Land Sales Do Not Override Tenant Rights Under Agrarian Reform

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how land sales cannot override tenant rights and security of tenure under agrarian reform laws.

Notarization Is No Empty Ritual: Lessons from Rosales v. Ramos on Notarial Duties

A notary public who fails to record a notarized deed faces revocation and suspension. Learn the duties and consequences.

Challenging Contract Validity: Proving Simulation in Property Sales Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court clarifies the burden of proving simulated contracts in property sales, emphasizing that mere family relations do not prove simulation.

Proving Simulation of Property Sales: The Burden on Those Who Impugn a Deed

The Supreme Court clarifies when a notarized deed of sale may be declared simulated and who bears the burden of proof.