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	GR No. 185518 2013-04-17	SPS. FELIX CHINGKOE AND ROSITA CHINGKOE v. SPS. FAUSTINO CHINGKOE AND GLORIA CHINGKOE SERENO, C.J.
This Petition for Review on Certiorari under Rule 45 of the Rules of Court assails the 3 July 2008 Decision of the Court of Appeals (CA) annulling the 30 March 2007 Decision o(the Regional Trial Court (RTC) of Quezon City.[1] The RTC affirmed[2] the Metropolitan Trial Court's (MTC) dismissal[3] of the Complaint for unlawful detainer filed by herein respondents.
	GR No. 153883 2004-01-13	REPUBLIC v. CHULE Y. LIM YNARES-SATIAGO, J.
Thirdly, the Supreme Court has already addressed the same issue. In Pabellar v. Rep. of the Phils.,[16] we held:Section 1 of Commonwealth Act No. 142, which regulates the use of aliases, allows a person to use a name "by which he has been known since childhood" (Lim Hok Albano v. Republic, 104 Phil. 795; People v. Uy Jui Pio, 102 Phil. 679; Republic v. Tañada, infra). Even legitimate children cannot enjoin the illegitimate children of their father from using his surname (De Valencia v. Rodriguez, 84 Phil. 222).[17]