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Showing 25–28 of 28 articles for “agents”

Understanding Real Party in Interest in Philippine Contract Law: Agents' Rights and Limitations

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when agents may sue on contracts made for principals, and the limits of their rights under Civil Code.

When a Confirmed Flight Doesn't Extend Ticket Validity: Cervantes v. PAL

Learn from Cervantes v. PAL: confirming a flight does not extend a ticket's validity, and agents cannot bind the airline beyond their authority.

When Is an Insurance Agent an Employee? The Carungcong Ruling on Independent Contractors

Insurance agents may be independent contractors, not employees. The Carungcong case explains the test and the role of contracts.

When Are Insurance Claim Agents Liable for Foreign Principals' Debts in the Philippines?

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when local claim agents of foreign insurers can be held personally liable for policy obligations.