August 2026

8decisions
  1. 01G.R. 279863Niño Rio Gabrillo v. Tri-J Marketing, IncAn employer who tells a worker to resign or face criminal charges has dismissed him, even if no termination notice was ever served.
  2. 02G.R. 239152And 239167 Demetria Cacho, Represented by Demetria Confessor Vidal, and Azimuth International Development Corporation v. Republic of the Philippines Republic of the Philippines Vs. Demetria Cacho, Represented by Alleged Heir Demetria Confessor Vidal, and Azimuth International Development CorporationA land title cannot cover more land than the court originally awarded, so the excess goes back to the State even if no one proved fraud.
  3. 03G.R. 281201People of the Philippines v. Www, Xxx, Yyy, Vvv*** and ZzzEveryone who plays a part in a group that recruits and sexually exploits minors is guilty of qualified trafficking, even if they did not personally recruit the victims.
  4. 04G.R. E-00411Abc-Rmo Security & Investigation Agency, Inc., and Jaime J. Juadines,* v. Court of Appeals (Third Division) and Louiejie G. BautistaA security guard left without a specific new post for more than six months is treated as illegally dismissed, and the agency must prove he was properly told of his reassignment.
  5. 05G.R. 279019Heirs of King Si Biak, Namely, Albert King and Arthur King v. Panciteria Lido Chinese Cuisine CoRegistering a trademark gives you rights only if the registration was valid, and a registration made with knowledge that the mark belongs to someone else can be cancelled.
  6. 06A.M. P-26-417(Formerly Jib Fpi No. 24-342-P) Judicial Integrity Board v. Ronalyn D. David, Court Stenographer III, Branch 101, Regional Trial Court, Quezon CityA court employee who is late 10 times a month for two months in a row is habitually tardy, and a half-day absence in the morning counts as being late.
  7. 07G.R. 279225Palm Avenue Holding Co., Inc. and Palm Avenue Realty Development Corporation,* v. Republic of the Philippines
  8. 08G.r. Nos. 263934, 272370, 277747, & 279201 Kapatiran Party (Alliance for the Common Good), Edilberto M. Cuenca and Norman v. Cabrera, Petitioners, Vs. Congress of the Philippines (19th Congress), Consisting of the Senate of the Philippines, as Represented by Senate President Juan Miguel F. Zubiri, and the House of Representatives, as Represented by House Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez, Respondents. [g.r. No. 272370] Wilfredo M. Trinidad, Rico v. Domingo, Jorge L. Cabildo and Ceasar G. Oracion, Petitioners, Vs. Congress of the Republic of the Philippines, Hon. Juan Miguel F. Zubiri, in His Capacity as Senate President, and Hon. Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez, in His Capacity as Speaker of the House of Representatives, Respondents. [g.r. No. 277747] Bishop Gerardo a. Alminaza, Bishop Jose C. M. Bagaforo, Pmgen Wilfredo D. Franco (Ret), Pbgen Noel O. Delos Reyes (Ret.), Mgen Reynaldo v. Reyes (Ret.), Col. Guillermo G. Cunanan (Ret.), Capt. Roberto D. Yap (Rsd), Luisito Diez Redoble, Alexander L. Lacson, Petitioners, Vs. Commmission on Elections, Respondent. [g.r. No. 279201] 1sambayan Coalition, as Represented by Antonio T. Carpio, Sanlakas, as Represented by Marie Marguerite M. Lopez, Members of Advocates for National Interest (Ani), Namely: Lt. Gen. Edilberto P. Adan (Ret.), Gen. Renato S. de Villa (Ret.), Col. Plaridel M. Abaya (Ret.), Col. Guillermo G. Cunanan (Ret.), Ltgen. Raul S. Urgello (Ret.), Col. Mariano R. Santiago (Ret.), Bgen. Eliseo M. Rio, Jr. (Ret.), Pltc. Alejandro T. Flores, Jr. (Ret.), Vice Adm. Mateo M. Mayuga (Ret.), Gen. Victor Ibrado (Ret.), Capt. Roberto D. Yap (Ret.), Ltg Samuel B. Bagasin (Ret.); Members of U.p. Law Class 1975, Namely: Antonio T. Carpio, Lucas C. Licerio, Emily Sibulo-Hayudini, Jose B. Tomimbang, Benjamin L. Kalaw, Tomas N. Prado, Oscar C. Karaan, Jose P.o. Aliling IV, Aurora a. Santiago, Prudencio B. Jalandoni; Bishop Crispin B. Varquez, Bishop Broderick S. Pabillo, Bishop Jose Colin. M. Bagaforo, Bishop Gerardo a. Alminaza, Father Flaviano L. Villanueva, Father Franklin E. Pilario, Father Joselito S. Sarabia, Father Odine L. Areola, Father Albert E. Alejo, Father Geowen a. Porcincula, and Father Patrick Z. Falguera; Ombudsman Conchita Carpio Morales (Ret.); Atty. Christian Monsod; Solita Collas-Monsod; Maria Cielo D. Magno and Atty. Dante B. Gatmaytan, Petitioners, Vs. the Senate of the Philippines, as Represented by Sen. Francis Joseph G. Escudero, the House of Representatives, as Represented by Cong. Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez, Respondents.