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Is registration of assignment of chattel mortgage needed to bind third parties?

By POINT OF LAW By Rolando F. Del Castillo | March 8, 2005 - 12:00am

In the subject Credit Transactions, law students often take up the case of Yap Tico vs. Sison, 37 Phil. 584 (1918). Devoid of verbal trappings, the facts involved a creditor who extended a loan secured by a chattel...

Business

In the offing – solutions to problems in secured transactions?

By POINT OF LAW By Rolando Del Castillo | January 14, 2003 - 12:00am

Pending in Congress is a bill introduced by Congresswoman Imee Marcos that attempts to resolve problem areas in secured transactions that have hindered financial transactions.

Business

Securitization: What kind of animal is it?

By POINT OF LAW By Rolando F. Del Castillo | October 29, 2002 - 12:00am

The House and the Senate have each drafted versions of a Securitization Bill. Because only a handful of securitizations have taken place involving Philippine entities, not too many are familiar with the structure...

Business