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Jul 5, 1996 property-law land-registration reversion public-land indefeasibility-of-title torrens-system

Reversion of Illegally Obtained Public Land: Indefeasibility of Title vs. State's Inherent Right

The Supreme Court rules that the State can recover public land fraudulently titled, as indefeasibility of title cannot defeat reversion.

Jun 26, 1996 civil law promissory note solidary liability parol evidence fraud banking

Solidary Liability in Promissory Notes: Inciong v. Philippine Bank of Communications

A co-maker who signs a promissory note cannot escape solidary liability by claiming fraud without clear evidence, as explained in this Philippine case.

Feb 9, 1996 substituted service extrinsic fraud ejectment summons res judicata civil procedure

Understanding Substituted Service and Extrinsic Fraud in Philippine Ejectment Cases

Learn how Philippine courts treat substituted service of summons and extrinsic fraud in ejectment cases, based on a 1996 Supreme Court ruling.