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2001-11-29 |
DE LEON, JR., J. |
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| That under the joint venture agreement of the parties, plaintiff CDF was the one in charge of the books of accounts and all entries therein were dictated by said plaintiff but, despite repeated demands and the termination of the joint venture, plaintiff CDF has failed and refused, as it still fails and refuses, to render a full accounting of the accounts of the joint venture;[49] | |||||
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2001-06-26 |
PER CURIAM |
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| "Judges must adhere to the highest tenets of judicial conduct. They must be the embodiment of competence, integrity and independence.[43] A judge's conduct must be above reproach.[44]4 Like Caesar's wife, a judge must not only be pure but above suspicion.[45] A judge's private as well as official conduct must at all times be free from all appearances of impropriety, and be beyond reproach.[46] | |||||