G.R. No. L-26364 - Albert vs. Court of 1st Instance

Albert vs. Court of 1st Instance

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Title Supreme Court: Albert vs. Court of 1st Instance

Case: G.R. No. L-26364

Decision Date: May 29, 1968

A non-existent corporation's president, Jose M. Aruego, was held personally liable for a breach of contract judgment, despite not being formally named as a defendant, as he acted on behalf of the non-existent entity and effectively litigated the case. The Supreme Court ruled that the lower court committed grave abuse of discretion by refusing to execute the judgment against him, emphasizing due process and conclusiveness of judgment.

breach of contract

personal liability

execution

Very Long 34 min

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