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Showing 169–178 of 178 articles for “court order”

Right to Counsel in Rape Cases: Supreme Court Orders New Trial for Ineffective Defense

Supreme Court remands rape case for new trial after counsel de officio failed to provide effective legal representation to the accused.

Probation Revocation in the Philippines: Why Non-Compliance with Court Orders Can Lead to Imprisonment

Probation is a privilege, not a right. Learn how ignoring court orders can lead to revocation and imprisonment in the Philippines.

Limits of Contempt Power: When Can You Actually Be Held in Contempt of Court in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court explains the limits of contempt power—when a court order binds you and when it does not.

Sheriff's Duty and Time Limits for Enforcing a Writ of Possession in the Philippines

Explaining the 60-day rule for enforcing writs of possession, the effect of court orders, and a sheriff's liability for delay.

Final Judgments Are Final: Disbarred Lawyer's Delays and Contempt

A disbarred lawyer's belated bid to reopen his case fails; the Court orders execution and cites him for contempt.

Revival of Judgment: How Long Can You Wait to Enforce a Court Order in the Philippines

Learn the rules on reviving a dormant judgment in the Philippines, including prescriptive periods and key Supreme Court rulings.

Finality of Judgment in Disbarment Cases: Lessons from Bihag v. Era

A disbarred lawyer's belated bid to reopen his case fails, underscoring the doctrine of finality of judgment and the consequences of defying court orders.

The Weight of a Sheriff's Duty: Liability for Failing to Execute Court Orders

When a sheriff fails to take custody of attached property, the consequences are serious. This case explains the liability.

Indirect Contempt in the Philippines: Due Process and Enforcement of Court Orders

Explaining indirect contempt under Rule 71, due process requirements, and how courts enforce final orders through summary proceedings.

Upholding Court Authority: Consequences of Disobedience in the Philippine Legal System

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on judicial insubordination, contempt of court, and the consequences of defying court orders.