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TUVERA
136 SCRA 27 (April 24, 1985)
Publication in the Official Gazette (Enforceability of
a Statute)
FACTS:
TAADA VS. TUVERA
Invoking the right of the people to be informed on
matters of public concern as well as the principle
that laws to be valid and enforceable must be
published in the Official Gazette, petitioners filed for
writ of mandamus to compel respondent public
officials to publish and/or cause to publish various
presidential decrees, letters of instructions, general
orders, proclamations, executive orders, letters of
implementations and administrative orders.
The Solicitor General, representing the
respondents, moved for the dismissal of the case,
contending that petitioners have no legal
personality to bring the instant petition.
ISSUE:
Whether or not publication in the Official Gazette is
required before any law or statute becomes valid
and enforceable.
HELD:
HELD:
massaging customers.
is
Constitutional.
Petition
is
violated and
dueprocess of law.
deprived
of
the
ISSUE:
SUBJECT:Rape
FACTS:
HELD:
rest.
entered the
stood up, and left the room. The whole incident was
of another person.
Thereafter,
appellant
also
RTC
and
the
CA
found the
testify.
or
object
that
was
inserted into
through
his
moral
ascendancy
publicly
expose
the
dishonor
of the
September 4, 2012
Petitioner,
vs.
PERLAS-BERNABE, J.:
CONCLUSIONS:
Manila has more traffic which means that taxis in
Metro Manila are more heavily used and more likely
to deteriorate.
The public has a right to convenience, comfort and
safety in their public commute.
The danger posed by the dilapidated and old taxis is
a valid nuisance that the Board can abate through
the circular that it passed.
Absent a clear showing of any repugnancy of the
circular it is deemed valid.
Petition DISMISSED
Satellite
Corporation
provides
satellite
services
or
not
there
is
an
undue
delegation of power.
to
PLDT.
as
the
National
Telecommunications
conjointly
more
than
satisfy
the
Therefore,
necessary
directed
permit
PHILCOMSAT
but
now
it
sues
however
NTC
and
its
asserts that
when
the
administrative
agency
the
delegation
of
power
becomes
unconstitutional. In case of a delegation of ratefixing power, the only standard which the legislature
is required to prescribe for the guidance of the
administrative
authority
is
that
the
rate
be
powers,
nor
of
EO
196,
placing