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2015-06-16 |
BRION, J. |
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| In considering the longevity pay in the cases of Justices Guevarra-Salonga and Dela Fuente, the Court mistakenly recognized their services as prosecutors to be services in the Judiciary, because RA 10071[60] granted prosecutors the same rank and benefits (including retirement benefits) as their counterparts in the Judiciary. | |||||
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2015-06-16 |
BRION, J. |
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| In In Re: Request of Justice Bernardo P. Pardo for Adjustment of His Longevity Pay,[15] we held that the inclusion of Justice Pardo’s service in the COMELEC in the computation of his longevity pay upon his retirement was predicated on the factual circumstances peculiar to him: he was an incumbent CA Justice when he was appointed COMELEC Chairman, and was appointed to the Supreme Court after his service with the COMELEC, without any interruption in his service. | |||||