SC: Appeal Can’t Stop Buyer’s Possession of Foreclosed Property
The Philippine Supreme Court ruled that a borrower's appeal cannot automatically stop a buyer from taking possession of a foreclosed property once the redemption period has expired and ownership has transferred, upholding the Philippine National Bank's right.
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