Administrative, Criminal and Civil Procedure and Litigation

Posts focused on Administrative, Criminal and Civil Procedure and Litigation in the Philippines

Can Shareholders Challenge Watered Stock Issuances?

Learn how Philippine shareholders can challenge watered stock issuances, seek nullity of shares, and hold responsible directors and founders civilly liable.

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Can a Shareholder Be Forced Into a Buyout?

Learn when Philippine law permits a shareholder buyout, how close-corporation deadlocks are resolved, and how to document fair-value share transfers.

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Can the Government Expropriate Part of a Commercial Building?

Learn how Philippine law values a partially expropriated commercial building and compensates owners for severance damages after road widening.

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How Can Developers Handle Holdout Squatters During Construction?

Learn how Philippine developers may lawfully address holdout squatters through PCUP coordination, injunctions, judicial remedies, and demolition safeguards.

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How Do You Redeem Property Sold at a Tax Auction?

Learn how to redeem property sold at a Philippine tax auction, including the one-year deadline, required payments, procedure, and owner protections.

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How Is a Court Administrator Appointed for Unsettled Estate Property?

Learn how heirs may seek a court-appointed administrator to collect commercial rents and preserve unsettled estate property during litigation.

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