NAVARRO vs. VILLEGAS G.R. No. L-31687 February 26‚ 1970 NAVARRO‚ petitioner‚ vs. CITY MAYOR ANTONIO J. VILLEGAS‚ respondent. R E S O L U T I O N GENTLEMEN: Quoted hereunder‚ for your information‚ is a resolution of this Court of even date: "In Case G.R. No. L-31687 (Navarro vs. Villegas)‚ the Court‚ after considering the pleadings and arguments of the parties‚ issued the following Resolution: Without prejudice to a more extended opinion and taking into account the following considerations:
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Charina Fernandez vs. Amagna G.R. No. 152614 (September 30‚ 2009) 601 SCRA 330-350 Facts: Salvador A. Fernandez‚ the lessee‚ and Cristina D. Amagna‚ the lessor‚ had a verbal lease agreement on a monthly basis. A lease on a month-to-month basis provides for a definite period and may be terminated at the end of any month by failure of the lessee to pay the rents due for a particular month that is stipulated under Article 1687. On September 23‚ 1996 Amagna filled an ejectment case to Fernandez because
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Palmas Case (US v. Netherlands) Permanent Court of Arbitration (1928) 2 U.N. Rep. Int’l Arbitral Awards 829 Facts The Island of Palmas is about halfway between the Philippines (formerly under Spanish control) and the Nanusa Island group (formerly of the Dutch East Indies class). In the Treaty of Paris (1898)‚ the island lied within the boundaries of the Philippines ceded by Spain to the US. Arguments US: As the successor of Spain‚ who was the first to discover the island‚ the US has
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Chapter 1 Obligation – it is a tie or bond recognized by law by virtue of which one is bound in favour of another to render something. Juridical necessity – in case of non-compliance‚ the courts of justice may be called upon by the aggrieved party to enforce its fulfilment or‚ in default thereof‚ the economic value that it represents. Civil obligations – are obligations which give to the creditor or obligee a right under the law to enforce their performance in courts of justice. Natural obligations
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G.R. No. 185122 August 16‚ 2010 WENSHA SPA CENTER‚ INC. and/or XU ZHI JIE‚ Petitioners‚ vs. LORETA T. YUNG‚ Respondent. A petition for review on certiorari under Rule 45 of the Rules of Court filed by an employer who was charged before the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) for dismissing an employee upon the advice of a Feng Shui master. Facts: Wensha Spa Center‚ Inc. (Wensha) in Quezon City is in the business of sauna bath and massage services. Xu Zhi Jie a.k.a. Pobby
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Facts: Respondent is a Master Sergeant of the Phil. Air Force and the petitioners‚ Redentor Complate‚ employee of co-petitioner Elpidio Abaiad. Albayda was on his way to the office to report for duty‚ riding a bicycle ‚ the taxi driven by Completo bumped and sideswiped him‚ causing serious physical injuries. The Office of the City Prosecutor issued a resolution as Albayda said in his filling complaint‚ recommending the filing of an information for reckless imprudence resulting physical injuries
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Reas vs Relacion (AM no. P-05-2095‚ February 9‚ 2011) Facts: Petitioner‚ Benigno B. Reas files a complaint against Respondent‚ Carlos M. Relacion with gross dishonesty and grave misconduct. The complainant alleged that the respondent harassed a certain cooperative to a point of violence just to release his own salary check. Relacion did not return the check to the Cooperative despite repetitive demands; that when the COC confronted Relacion‚ he mauled him when he refused Relacion’s offer to pay
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PHILIPPINE JURISPRUDENCE - FULL TEXT The Lawphil Project - Arellano Law Foundation G.R. Nos. 138934-35 January 16‚ 2002 THE PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES vs. ANTHONY ESCORDIAL | | | |[pic] | |Republic of the Philippines | |SUPREME COURT
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CASE TITLE: Jessie Ching v. William Salinas‚ Sr.‚ William Salinas‚ Jr.‚ Josephine Salinas‚ Jennifer Salinas‚ Alonto Solaiman Salle‚ John Eric Salinas‚ Noel Yabut (Board of Directors and Officers of WILAWARE PROUDCT CORPORATION) PETITIONER’S CLAIMS: Petitioner’s insisted that his works are covered by Sections 172.1 and 172.2 of the Intellectual Property Code and that the copyright certificates issued by the National Library are prima facie evidence of its validity‚ citing the ruling of the United
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Case Digest: U.S. vs. Ah Chong G.R. No. L-7929 March 19‚ 1910 Facts: Because of the many bad elements happening at Fort McKinley‚ Ah Chong‚ a cook‚ locked himself in his room by placing a chair against the door. After having gone to bed‚ he was awakened by someone trying to open the door of his room. He called out twice‚ Who is there‚ but received no answer. Fearing that the intruder was a robber‚ he leaped from his bed and called out again‚ If you enter the room I will kill you. But at the precise
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