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With the legislative powers of the President gone, we alone, together with the Senators when they are minded to agree with us, are left with the burden of enacting the needed legislation. Mr. Speaker, if only to allay apprehensions, allow me to show where initiative and referendum under Philippine law has occurred. House Bill No. 21505, as reported out by the Committee on Suffrage and Electoral Reforms last December 14, 1988, Mr. Speaker, is the response to such a constitutional duty. In a Republic, Mr. Speaker, the power to govern is vested in its citizens participating through the right of suffrage and indicating thereby their choice of lawmakers. It fixes the effectivity date of the amendment under Section 9 which provides that “he proposition in an initiative on the Constitution approved by a majority of the votes cast in the plebiscite shall become effective as to the day of the plebiscite.” 6735 will show that it is sufficient to implement the people’s initiative. Whether the Commission on Elections committed grave abuse of discretion in dismissing the Petitions for Initiative filed before it.
It achieved nothing and attempted at nothing, not even at a simple summation of facts which could easily be done. All other cases as the court en banc by a majority of its actual membership may deem of sufficient importance to merit its attention. On May 1, 2001, President Macapagal-Arroyo, faced by an “angry and violent mob armed with explosives, firearms, bladed weapons, clubs, stones and other deadly weapons” assaulting and attempting to break into Malacanang, issued Proclamation No. 38 declaring that there was a state of rebellion in the National Capital Region. She likewise issued General Order No. 1 directing the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police to suppress the rebellion in the National Capital Region. Warrantless arrests of several alleged leaders and promoters of the “rebellion” were thereafter effected. Hence, several petitions were filed before the SC assailing the declaration of State of Rebellion by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and the warrantless arrests allegedly effected by virtue thereof.
WHO SIGNED AND FILED THE IMPEACHMENT COMPLAINT AGAINST SUPREME COURT CHIEF
This is in reply to your letter dated April 5, 1979 inviting my attention to my loan which has become due. Pursuant to our representation with you over the telephone through Mr. F. A. Tan, you allow us to pay the interests due for the meantime. A The transactions which I said earlier were terminated and booked to time deposits. As a general rule, one who pleads payment has the burden of proving it. Even where the plaintiff must allege non-payment, the general rule is that the burden rests on the defendant to prove payment, rather than on the plaintiff to prove non-payment. The debtor has the burden of showing with legal certainty that the obligation has been discharged by payment. It is true that the judge who ultimately decided the case had not heard the controversy at all, the trial having been conducted by then Judge Emilio L. Polig, who was indefinitely suspended by this Court. Nonetheless, the transcripts of stenographic notes taken during the trial were complete and were presumably examined and studied by Judge Baguilat before he rendered his decision.
- If the same relates to a re-examination of the entire document to see which provisions remain relevant or if it has far-reaching effects on the entire document, then the same constitutes a revision and not a mere amendment of the Constitution.
- Such a Motion merely presents the important dates and the justification for the additional time requested for, but it does not go into the details of the appealed case.
- There will be a President who shall be the head of state, but the head of government is the Prime Minister.
- As an exception to the general rule, this Court takes cognizance of questions of fact raised in the Petition at bar.
- However, the committee felt that in view of the introduction of the aspects of direct democracy such as initiative, referendum or recall, it was necessary to emphasize the democratic portion of republicanism, of representative democracy as well.
After each trip Crisol will report his findings directly to the President and the Cabinet. The President had ordered the board to go to Mariveles and settle the strike by offering a just solution to the strike. After a conference with the strikers, the board decided to give them their overtime pay dating back to the time of the construction of the shipyard in 1950. Part of the overtime pay will be given to the Mariveles NASSCO laborers on or before March 1 this year. The committee was required by the President to submit its report and recommendations as soon as possible. The executive order was signed by the President before leaving this morning for Mindanao. The President was informed that last year 190 tons of cotton had been harvested in the area. The landowners were confident that this year’s crop would prove more satisfactory.
THE PHILIPPINES, INC., PETITIONER-IN-INTERVENTION, VS. THE HOUSE OF
The fact that there is no enabling law should not prejudice the right of the sovereign people to propose amendments to the Constitution, which right has already been exercised by 6,327,952 voters. The collective and resounding act of the particles of sovereignty must not be set aside. Hence, the COMELEC should be ordered to comply with Section 4, Article XVII of the 1987 Constitution via a writ of mandamus. Earlier, it was mentioned that Article XVII, by the use of the terms “amendment” and “revision,” clearly makes a differentiation not only between the two terms but also between two procedures and their respective fields of application.
The rights of persons appearing in, or affected by, such inquiries shall be respected. All Members of the House of Representatives shall, upon assumption of office, make a full disclosure of their financial and business interests. They shall notify the House concerned of a potential conflict of interest that may arise from the filing of a proposed legislation of which they are authors. A Member of the House of Representatives shall, in all offenses punishable by not more than six years imprisonment, be privileged from arrest while the Congress is in session. No Member shall be questioned nor be held liable in any other place for any speech or debate in the Congress or in any committee thereof. Unless otherwise provided by law, the regular election of the Members of the House of Representatives shall be held on the second Monday of May. Such proposal, moreover, complies with the intention and rationale behind the present initiative, which is to provide for simplicity and economy in government and reduce the stalemates that often prevent needed legislation. Constitutions have three parts – the Constitution of Liberty, which states the fundamental rights of the people; the Constitution of Government, which establishes the structure of government, its branches and their operation; and the Constitution of Sovereignty, which provides how the Constitution may be changed.
JORDAN, CARLOS G. CO, PRESIDENT OF CEBU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY AND
Diaz to recover P300,000 after the dismissal of the criminal case against Ilagan. Diaz charged its messenger, Emerano Ilagan (“Ilagan”) and one Roscon Verdazola with Estafa through Falsification of Commercial Document. The Regional Trial Court of Manila dismissed the criminal case after the City Prosecutor filed a Motion to Dismiss on 4 August 1992. Solidbank is a domestic banking corporation organized and existing under Philippine laws. Diaz and Company, CPA’s (“L.C. Diaz”), is a professional partnership engaged in the practice of accounting. Victor P. Hernandez, principal of the Araullo High School, headed a delegation from the division of city schools which invited the President to address a national conference of editors of high school papers to be held at the GSP building on Padre Faura on February 19. After hearing the needs of the people, the President said he would authorize the release of P2 million for the construction of the Calinat irrigation project which would supply water to Guimba and neighboring areas.
- For example, reliance will be placed on the other provisions of the Constitution to arrive at a harmonized and holistic constitutional framework.
- Briefly stated, it is the position of respondents Speaker De Venecia et.
- The appellate court thus erred when it imposed on Solidbank the duty to call up L.C.
- Diaz filed a Complaint for Recovery of a Sum of Money against Solidbank with the Regional Trial Court of Manila, Branch 8.
- The Cabinet rejected Iranian rice on the ground that it was not acceptable both in quality and price.
Again, this Court reiterates that the power of judicial review includes the power of review over justiciable issues in impeachment proceedings. The first issue goes into the merits of the second impeachment complaint over which this Court has no jurisdiction. More importantly, any discussion of this issue would require this Court to make a determination of what constitutes an impeachable offense. Such a determination is a purely political question which the Constitution has left to the sound discretion of the legislation. Such an intent is clear from the deliberations of the Constitutional Commission.
In the present initiative, the Lambino Group’s proposed changes were not incorporated with, or attached to, the signature sheets. The Lambino Group’s citation of Corpus Juris Secundum pulls the rug from under their feet. Through people’s initiative and referendum as a mode of amending the 1987 Constitution.” The proposals stole my money of the Consultative Commission are vastly different from the proposed changes of the Lambino Group in the 25 August 2006 petition or 30 August 2006 amended petition filed with the COMELEC. Thus, there is no presumption that the proponents observed the constitutional requirements in gathering the signatures.