Administrative, Criminal and Civil Procedure and Litigation

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

How Can Creditors Secure a Writ of Possession After Foreclosure?

Learn how Philippine creditors obtain a writ of possession after foreclosure, including redemption periods, bonds, consolidation, and third-party exceptions.

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What Is the Anti-Dummy Law in Philippine Real Estate Transactions?

Learn how the Anti-Dummy Law affects foreign ownership of Philippine land, simulated sales, Filipino spouses, and criminal prosecution risks.

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Can Property Purchased During Legal Separation Be Conjugal?

Can property purchased during legal separation be conjugal? Learn how Philippine law treats acquisitions during separation in fact and after court decrees.

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How Can You Stop Foreclosure of a Mortgaged Family Home?

Learn how to stop foreclosure of a mortgaged family home through injunctions, payment defenses, procedural challenges, and redemption rights.

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What Is the Prescriptive Period to Recover Fraudulently Registered Land?

Learn the ten-year period for recovering fraudulently registered land, including exceptions for possession, void contracts, and innocent purchasers.

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