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2003-07-31 |
AUSTRIA-MARTINEZ, J. |
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| Rosie Castrence, a disinterested witness, also declared that the left front tire of the bus did not run over the head of Henry Tugade.[4] Petitioners went to the Court of Appeals questioning only the award of damages and attorney's fees.[5] They claimed that the lower court erred in: finding that the monthly earnings of the late Henry Tugade at the time of his death was only P500.00; disregarding the evidence on record showing the monthly earnings of the late Henry Tugade; not considering the social, educational and economic status of the plaintiffs in its assessment of the moral and exemplary damages; and setting the sum of P20,000.00 as attorney's fees.[6] | |||||