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Employee vs Independent Contractor: Key Factors in Philippine Labor Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the control test distinguishing employees from independent contractors in labor disputes.

Losing Control: Understanding Loss of Jurisdiction After Appeal in Philippine Courts

When a case is appealed, the trial court loses jurisdiction. This administrative case explains the rule and its limits.

Venue in Personal Actions: Why Actual Residence Matters in Philippine Courts

Learn how Philippine courts determine proper venue for personal actions and why actual residence—not domicile—controls the choice of forum.

Independent Contractor vs Employee: Control Test in Philippine Labor Law

Supreme Court clarifies the control test distinguishing independent contractors from employees in Philippine labor law, using an insurance agent case.

Independent Contractor vs Employee: The Control Test in Philippine Labor Law

Learn how Philippine courts distinguish independent contractors from employees using the control test, based on the Encyclopaedia Britannica case.

How Philippine Courts Interpret Lease Agreements and Advance Deposits

Clear lease terms and receipts control contract interpretation. Learn from a Supreme Court ruling on advance deposits and rescission.

Independent Contractor vs Employee: The Right of Control Test in Philippine Labor Law

Understand the right of control test that distinguishes an independent contractor from an employee under Philippine labor law, as explained in Sandigan Savings v. NLRC.

Ejectment and Rent Control: When a Month-to-Month Lease Expires in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when landlords can eject tenants under month-to-month leases covered by rent control laws.