What are the damages recoverable in ejectment case? ● The damages recoverable in a case of forcible entry and unlawful detainer are those correspo…
Read moreAttorney's Fees in Ejectment Case
May attorney's fees and costs be awarded in ejectment suits? Yes. Sec. 17, Rule 70, Rules of Court provides: "If after trial court finds …
Read moreFacts: Petitioner Lorenzana was renting a parcel of land which she later purchased from the Manila Railroad Company (later from the Bureau of Lan…
Read more● An ejectment suit is an action in personam wherein judgment is binding only upon parties properly impleaded and given an opportunity to be heard. Ho…
Read moreSupersedeas Bond in Ejectment Case
What is a Supersedeas Bond? ● Supersedeas Bond is a bond that the court requires from the defendant in an ejectment case who wants to stay the immed…
Read moreSection 1. Who may institute proceedings, and when. — Subject to the provisions of the next succeeding section, a person deprived of the possession…
Read more● To stay the immediate execution of the judgment in an ejectment case, the defendant must: perfect an appeal file a supersedeas bond, and …
Read moreReckoning Point of the One-Year Prescriptive Period for Unlawful Detainer Cases
● The one-year prescription period is counted from the last demand to pay and vacate. In cases where there were more than one demand to pay and …
Read moreElements of Unlawful Detainer
A complaint sufficiently alleges a cause of action for unlawful detainer if it states the following elements: Initially, the possession of the pr…
Read moreCan a co-owner file an ejectment case without impleading all the other co-owners? ● Petitioner can file the action for ejectment without impleading…
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