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2011-07-26 |
PEREZ, J. |
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| Claiming that the allegations in the motions for his inhibition were lies and an affront to his integrity, respondent judge filed on 24 April 2007 a Petition with the Commission on Bar Discipline to seek the disbarment of complainant. In a Notice of Resolution [6] dated 6 February 2008, the IBP Commission on Bar Discipline resolved to dismiss the disbarment case. In view of such dismissal, a Petition for Review was filed by respondent before this Court, docketed as A.C. No. 7884. | |||||
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2011-01-19 |
CARPIO, J. |
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| In Insular Life Assurance Company, Ltd. v. Toyota Bel-Air, Inc.,[17] the Court enumerated the requisites of a valid consignation: (1) a debt due; (2) the creditor to whom tender of payment was made refused without just cause to accept the payment, or the creditor was absent, unknown or incapacitated, or several persons claimed the same right to collect, or the title of the obligation was lost; (3) the person interested in the performance of the obligation was given notice before consignation was made; (4) the amount was placed at the disposal of the court; and (5) the person interested in the performance of the obligation was given notice after the consignation was made. | |||||
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2008-11-28 |
NACHURA, J. |
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| In Insular Life Assurance Company, Ltd. v. Toyota Bel Air,[9] the Court held:Indeed, to grasp and delve into the true intent and meaning of the decision, no specific portion thereof should be resorted to - the decision must be considered in its entirety. The Court may resort to the pleadings of the parties, its findings of facts and conclusions of law as expressed in the body of the decision to clarify any ambiguities caused by any inadvertent omission or mistake in the dispositive portion. | |||||