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EPISODE 112: Corporate Control Amid Intra-Corporate Disputes
A family conflict reaches the boardroom of several corporations. What constitutes a valid quorum in intra-corporate meetings, and what is the primary basis for determining which stockholders are recognized as stockholders of record in validating a stockholders’ meeting and election?
Listen to the #SupremeCourtPH Podcast with guest Atty. Maria Zarah R. Villanueva-Castro, Bar Examiner in Commercial Law (2022) and in Commercial and Taxation Laws (2024). She is also a bar reviewer and law professor, and is a Vice-President and Head of Corporate Legal of MERALCO.
Supreme Court Chief Communications Officer Atty. Mike Navallo and Atty. Villanueva-Castro discuss stock ownership and intra-corporate disputes within the context of the case of Lopez v. Lopez, G.R. Nos. 254957-58. This resolution was penned by Supreme Court Associate Justice Ramon Paul L. Hernando and decided by the Supreme Court First Division on April 21, 2025.
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By Public Information Office - Supreme Court of the PhilippinesA family conflict reaches the boardroom of several corporations. What constitutes a valid quorum in intra-corporate meetings, and what is the primary basis for determining which stockholders are recognized as stockholders of record in validating a stockholders’ meeting and election?
Listen to the #SupremeCourtPH Podcast with guest Atty. Maria Zarah R. Villanueva-Castro, Bar Examiner in Commercial Law (2022) and in Commercial and Taxation Laws (2024). She is also a bar reviewer and law professor, and is a Vice-President and Head of Corporate Legal of MERALCO.
Supreme Court Chief Communications Officer Atty. Mike Navallo and Atty. Villanueva-Castro discuss stock ownership and intra-corporate disputes within the context of the case of Lopez v. Lopez, G.R. Nos. 254957-58. This resolution was penned by Supreme Court Associate Justice Ramon Paul L. Hernando and decided by the Supreme Court First Division on April 21, 2025.