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	GR No. 215731 2015-09-02	PEOPLE v. ROLANDO CARRERA Y IMBAT VILLARAMA, JR., J.
In People v. Maongco,[30] we stated that a person may be convicted of illegal delivery of dangerous drugs if it is proven that (1) the accused passed on possession of a dangerous drug to another, personally or otherwise, and by any means; (2) such delivery is not authorized by law; and (3) the accused knowingly made the delivery with or without consideration. In this case, we convicted a person charged with illegal sale of shabu of illegal delivery of shabu for non-payment by the poseur-buyer.
	GR No. 194606 2015-02-18	PEOPLE v. ALFREDO REYES Y SANTOS DEL CASTILLO, J.
To establish the guilt of an accused for the illegal delivery of a dangerous drug, there must be evidence that "(1) the accused passed on possession of a dangerous drug to another, personally or otherwise, and by any means; (2) such delivery" is not authorized by law; and (3) the accused knowingly made the delivery with or without consideration.[20]