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MARIA PAZ V. NEPOMUCENO v. CITY OF SURIGAO

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2012-08-29
MENDOZA, J.
Moreover, it is settled that a decision of the CA does not establish judicial precedent.[40] "The principle of stare decisis enjoins adherence by lower courts to doctrinal rules established by this Court in its final decisions. It is based on the principle that once a question of law has been examined and decided, it should be deemed settled and closed to further argument. "[41]
2010-11-17
PEREZ, J.
We similarly upheld Republic's 12% per annum interest rate on the unpaid expropriation compensation in the following cases:  Reyes v. National Housing Authority,[21] Land Bank of the Philippines v. Wycoco,[22] Republic v. Court of Appeals,[23] Land Bank of the Philippines v. Imperial,[24] Philippine Ports Authority v. Rosales-Bondoc,[25] Nepomuceno v. City of Surigao,[26]  and Curata v. Philippine Ports Authority.[27]
2009-12-04
BERSAMIN, J.
Nepomuceno v. City of Surigao[55] and Ansaldo v. Tantuico, Jr.[56] invoked by AFC/HPI contain the declaration that "the value of the property expropriated shall earn interest at the legal rate until full payment is effected."