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Morales vs Subido

On January 22, 2012

Political Law –  Journals vs Enrolled Bill 

Morales has served as captain in the police department of a city for at least three years but does not possess a bachelor’s degree, is qualified for appointment as chief of police. Morales was the chief of detective bureau of the Manila Police Department and holds the …

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CASCO Philippines vs Gimenez

On January 9, 2012

Political Law – Journal – Conclusiveness of the Enrolled Bill               

Casco Philippine Chemical Co., Inc. was engaged in the production of synthetic resin glues used primarily in the production of plywood. The main components of the said glue are urea and formaldehyde which are both being …

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Alejo Mabanag vs Lopez Vito

On January 9, 2012

Political Law – Journal – Adoption of the Enrolled Bill Theory 

Petitioners include 3 senators and 8 representatives. The three senators were suspended by senate due to election irregularities. The 8 representatives were not allowed to take their seat in the lower House except in the election of the House Speaker.  They argued that …

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What is an enrolled bill?

On November 6, 2011

An enrolled bill is that which has been duly introduced, finally passed by both houses, signed by the proper officers of each, approved by the president and filed by the secretary of state.

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Mabanag vs Lopez Vito

On November 6, 2011

Political Law – Amendment to the Constitution

Petitioners include 3 senators and 8 representatives. The three senators were suspended by senate due to election irregularities. The 8 representatives were not allowed to take their seat in the lower House except in the election of the House Speaker.  They argued that some senators and …

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