Sadsad Tamesis Legal & Accountacy Firm

Jurisprudence

Does the RTC Have Jurisdiction Over Civil Claims from Contract to Sell Disputes? PHOTO: Chalirmporj Pimpisarn

Does the RTC Have Jurisdiction Over Civil Claims in Condo Sale Disputes Disputes? | G.R. No. 254543

Disputes involving refund or delivery of condo units fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the HSAC (formerly HLURB), pursuant to PD 957 and PD 1344...

Is a Child Born Before Marriage Legitimate if the Union Is Later Declared Void? PHOTO: Devonyu/GETTY IMAGES

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

Is a Child Born Before Marriage Legitimate if the Union Is Later Declared Void? | G.R. No. 272006

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

In this case, the Supreme Court was asked to determine whether a child—born before the parents’ marriage—remains legitimate after that marriage was later declared void ab initio due to psychological...

How is a constructive dismissal case determined? PHOTO: kieferpix/GETTY IMAGES

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

How is a constructive dismissal case determined? | G.R. No: 236161

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

This case draws the line between constructive dismissal and legitimate management prerogative. Even when an employee’s duties are changed or reduced, such movement does not automatically amount to...

Is One Guilty of Theft Even Without Finding the Lost Property? PHOTO: dblight/GETTY IMAGES SIGNATURE

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

Is One Guilty of Theft Even Without Finding the Lost Property? | G.R. No. 218969

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

In this case, the Court clarified that theft isn’t limited to the person who literally discovers lost property. Even those who knowingly keep, divide, or misappropriate what isn’t theirs—despite...

Is a Marriage Void if the Solemnizing Officer Lacked Authority? PHOTO: Kameleon007 by Getty Images Signature

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

Is a Marriage Void if the Solemnizing Officer Lacked Authority? | G.R. No. 267998

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

The Court upheld the presumption of validity of marriage—even when the petitioner later claimed that the person who officiated her wedding was not the judge named in the marriage contract...

Is Preventing an Employee from Entering the Workplace Considered Dismissal? PHOTO: Africa images/CANVA

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

Is Preventing an Employee from Entering the Workplace Considered Dismissal? | G.R. No. 259988

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

When employees are barred from entering their workplace, the question arises: does this amount to dismissal under labor law, or can it be treated as something less than termination? This case explores...

Can Illegitimate Children Be Legitimated Through a Bigamous Marriage? PHOTO: Andy445/GETTY IMAGES

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

Can Illegitimate Children Be Legitimated Through a Bigamous Marriage? | A.M. No. MTJ-92-716

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

What happens when a parent, still married to one spouse, enters into another marriage and seeks to have the children from that union legitimated? This case unpacks the boundaries of legitimation under...

Can Infidelity and Abandonment Constitute Psychological Violence under the Anti-VAWC Law? PHOTO: Aflo Images

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

Can Infidelity and Abandonment Constitute Psychological Violence under the Anti-VAWC Law? | G.R. No. 250219

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

Infidelity and abandonment are not merely private matters; under the Anti-VAWC Law, they may constitute psychological violence when they result in mental or emotional anguish...

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

Is a Sale by an Accommodation Party Valid Against an Alleged Innocent Purchaser? | G.R. No. 259051

Case Digest,Jurisprudence

A contract of sale is void if executed by one without ownership or authority to transfer the property, and the issuance of a certificate of title does not cure this defect; moreover, a buyer cannot be...

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