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BANK OF COMMERCE v. PLANTERS DEVELOPMENT BANK

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2015-12-02
PEREZ, J.
Jurisdiction is the power and authority, conferred by the Constitution and by statute, to hear and decide a case.[13] The authority to decide a cause at all is what makes up jurisdiction.
2015-08-12
JARDELEZA, J.
In the exercise of its plenary legislative power, Congress may create administrative agencies endowed with quasi­ legislative and quasi-judicial powers. Necessarily, Congress likewise defines the limits of an agency's jurisdiction in the same manner as it defines the jurisdiction of courts. As a result, it may happen that either a court or an administrative agency has exclusive jurisdiction over a specific matter or both have concurrent jurisdiction on the same. xxx[48]
2015-08-12
JARDELEZA, J.
The main issue raised by Tolentino et al. in their petition before the trial court was the validity of JC No. 99-3 insofar as it provided for the deduction of the government's share on GSIS contributions from the 20% premium given to contractual employees, in lieu of leave benefits. Such issue, pertaining as it does to the coverage, collection and payment of GSIS contributions, is a dispute over which the GSIS exercises exclusive and original jurisdiction. This jurisdiction of the GSIS was also recognized by this Court in Government Service Insurance System v. Commission on Audit.[52] It was therefore error for the trial court, though it is a court of general jurisdiction,[53] to assume jurisdiction over the same.
2013-08-07
MENDOZA, J.
That the MB is a quasi-judicial agency was already settled and reiterated in the case of Bank of Commerce v. Planters Development Bank And Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas.[30]