Tenant Security Deposits in the Philippines: When a Landlord May Keep, Apply, or Refund the Deposit
Learn when a landlord may keep or refund a security deposit under Philippine lease rules, rent control limits, and Supreme Court rulings.
Learn when a landlord may keep or refund a security deposit under Philippine lease rules, rent control limits, and Supreme Court rulings.
Philippine commercial lease guide: enforceable escalation clause drafting, tighter subleasing rules, holdover control, and property damage protections.
Drafting a Strong Commercial Lease Agreement in the Philippines Read More »
Learn when accion publiciana applies after unlawful detainer lapses, how to evict squatters through RTC proceedings, and what evidence to prepare.
Accion Publiciana in the Philippines Read More »
Learn the one-year deadline for forcible entry under Rule 70, how stealth affects counting, and what to do when land is fenced off.
Filing a Forcible Entry Case in the Philippines Read More »
Guide to RA 7279 on removing informal settlers: when court orders are needed, limits on summary demolition, and relocation and due process duties.
Removing Informal Settlers From Your Land in the Philippines Read More »
Learn how Philippine Civil Code rules treat fence encroachment, relocation survey evidence, and builder in good faith vs bad faith remedies.
Boundary Encroachments and Relocation Surveys in the Philippines Read More »
Learn how to cancel a real estate mortgage at the Registry of Deeds and secure a clean Transfer Certificate of Title after full loan payment.
Canceling a Real Estate Mortgage in the Philippines Read More »
Unlawful detainer in the Philippines: demand letter rules, 5/15-day periods, and why lockouts and utility cutoffs can expose landlords to liability.
Evicting a Non-Paying Tenant Legally in the Philippines Read More »
Learn when courts grant a compulsory easement or right of way, the strict requisites for landlocked property, and how indemnity is computed.
Learn how a Notice of Lis Pendens protects claims in reconveyance and partition cases by warning buyers and securing notice during RTC litigation.
Notice of Lis Pendens in Philippine Property Cases Read More »