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	GR No. 212426 2016-01-12	SAGUISAG v. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OCHOA SERENO, C.J.
Pursuant to the legislative authorization granted under Republic Act No. 9,[54] the President also entered into the 1947 Military Assistance Agreement[55] with the U.S. This executive agreement established the conditions under which U.S. military assistance would be granted to the Philippines,[56] particularly the provision of military arms, ammunitions, supplies, equipment, vessels, services, and training for the latter's defense forces.[57] An exchange of notes in 1953 made it clear that the agreement would remain in force until terminated by any of the parties.[58]
	GR No. 175352 2009-07-15	DANTE V. LIBAN v. RICHARD J. GORDON CARPIO, J.
On 22 March 1947, President Manuel A. Roxas signed Republic Act No. 95,[7] otherwise known as the PNRC Charter. The PNRC is a non-profit, donor-funded, voluntary, humanitarian organization, whose mission is to bring timely, effective, and compassionate humanitarian assistance for the most vulnerable without consideration of nationality, race, religion, gender, social status, or political affiliation.[8] The PNRC provides six major services: Blood Services, Disaster Management, Safety Services, Community Health and Nursing, Social Services and Voluntary Service.[9]