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	GR No. 157287 2008-02-12	WT CONSTRUCTION v. ULRIC R. CAÑETE AZCUNA, J.
Juliana vda. De Cabahug filed a case for the settlement of the estate of her deceased husband, Alberto Cabahug,[3] before the Regional Trial Court (RTC) of Mandaue City, Branch 55, presided by public respondent, Judge Ulric R. Cañete.
	GR NO. 170132 2006-12-06	GOVERNMENT SERVICE INSURANCE SYSTEM v. KAPISANAN NG MGA MANGGAGAWA SA GSIS GARCIA, J.
And in the fairly recent case of Gesite v. Court of Appeals,[24] the Court defined the limits of the right of government employees to organize in the following wise:It is relevant to state at this point that the settled rule in this jurisdiction is that employees in the public service may not engage in strikes, mass leaves, walkouts, and other forms of mass action that will lead in the temporary stoppage or disruption of public service. The right of government employees to organize is limited to the formation of unions or associations only, without including the right to strike,