Finance lease

PCI Leasing vs. Giraffe-X-Creative [July 12, 2007]

In PCI Leasing vs. Giraffe-X Creative, the Supreme Court of the Philippines determined that a finance lease, despite lacking an explicit purchase option, was effectively a sale with an option to buy. Consequently, under the Recto Law, the lessor cannot both repossess the property and demand payment of unpaid installments.

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FEB Leasing and Finance Corp. vs. Sps. Baylon [June 29, 2011]

In FEB Leasing and Finance Corp. v. Spouses Baylon, the Supreme Court ruled that the registered owner of a vehicle, even if leased to another party, is directly and primarily responsible for damages caused by the vehicle. This liability exists regardless of any exemption clauses in the lease contract.

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