How Is Falsification Used to Commit Estafa?
Learn how Philippine courts prosecute falsification of bank documents as estafa, apply Article 48, and compute the maximum penalty under R.A. No. 10951.
Learn how Philippine courts prosecute falsification of bank documents as estafa, apply Article 48, and compute the maximum penalty under R.A. No. 10951.
Philippine law on delivery fleet collisions, reckless imprudence, proximate cause, and criminal liability for extensive property damage.
When Do Fleet Collisions Become Reckless Imprudence? Read More »
Article 216 penalizes regulators who secretly hold financial interests in businesses they regulate. Learn how R.A. Nos. 3019 and 6713 also apply.
Learn when private contractors may face criminal liability for withholding government-owned heavy equipment under Articles 221 and 222.
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Philippine competition law now governs cartels, price fixing, and hoarding schemes after Article 186 was repealed by Republic Act No. 10667.
Learn when using government research grants for unauthorized corporate projects may constitute technical malversation under Article 220 of the Revised Penal Code.
When Do Research Grants Become Technical Malversation? Read More »
Learn when corporate receivers may face Article 218 penalties for failing to account for public funds and state-administered assets.
Can Corporate Receivers Face Article 218 Penalties? Read More »
Article 216 prohibits public officers from holding direct or indirect interests in businesses subject to their official intervention.
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Learn how R.A. No. 11594 increased perjury fines and how corporate secretaries may face liability for knowingly false sworn GIS disclosures.
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Learn when prosecutorial delay in corporate fraud complaints may violate the Constitution, support mandamus, or lead to liability under Article 208.
Can Prosecutors Be Prosecuted for Judicial Delays? Read More »