By Case Digests for Law Students on Feb 5, 2011 in: Civil Law, Transportation, case digest, magsaysay vs agan, scra
The S S "San Antonio", vessel owned and operated by plaintiff, left Manila on October 6, 1949, bound for Basco, Batanes, vis Aparri, Cagayan, with general cargo belonging to different shippers, among them the defendant. The vessel reached Aparri on t...
By Case Digests for Law Students on Feb 5, 2011 in: Civil Law, Transportation, case digest, Jurisprudence, magsaysay vs agan, scra
Transportation – General Averages – Stranding of a Vessel In 1949, SS San Antonio, owned by AMInc, embarked on its voyage to Batanes via Aparri. It was carrying various cargoes, one of which was owned by Agan. One fine weather day, it accidentall...
By Scire Licet on Jul 27, 2010 in: Civil Law, Private International Law
G.R. No. 127768, Nov. 19, 1999INTERNATIONAL LAW: Applicability of the Warsaw Convention: the Convention's provisions do not regulate or exclude liability for other breaches of contract by the carrier or misconduct of its officers and employees,...
By Scire Licet on Jul 25, 2010 in: Civil Law, Private International Law
G.R. No. L-23145, Nov. 29, 1968PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW: Situs of Shares of Stock: domicile of the corporationSUCCESSION: Ancillary Administration: The ancillary administration is proper, whenever a person dies, leaving in a country other than...
By Scire Licet on Jul 20, 2010 in: Civil Law, Private International Law, Case Digests
G.R. No. 76714, June 2, 1994PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW: Extrinsic Validity of Wills of Non-Resident AliensPRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW: Reprobate of Foreign Wills: Requirement of NoticesFACTS:Dr. Jose Cunanan and his wife, Dr. Evelyn Perez-Cunanan, who b...
