CONSTITUTIONAL LAW 2 CASE LIST

NATURE OF THE CONSTITUTION

TANADA VS CUENCO

COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS VS VILLALUZ

PP VS POMAR

OCCENA VS COMELEC

SANTIAGO VS COMELEC

SANIDAD VS COMELEC


THE CONSTITUTION AND THE COURTS


ACTUAL CONTROVERSY

ABBAS VS COMELEC

CAWALING VS COMELEC

PROPER STANDING

             EXISTENCE OF STANDING

                         MACALINTAL VS. COMELEC

                          KILOSBAYAN VS MORATO


            ABSENCE OF STANDING

                            JOYA VS PCGG

                            IBP VS ZAMORA


PLEADING AT EARLIEST OPPOSTUNITY

TIJAM VS SIBONGHANOY

PEOPLE VS LEACHON


LIS MOTA

MATIBAG VS BENIPAYO

MIRASOL VS CA

NORTON VS SHELBY

TAN VS BARRIOS


BILL OF RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL POWERS OF THE STATE

A. POLICE POWER

LAWFUL SUBJECT

US VS TORIBIO

taxicab Operators vs. Board of Transportation

SANGGALANG VS. IAC

OBLE VS TORRES

LAWFUL MEANS

YNOT VS IAC



EMINENT DOMAIN

RP VS LA ORDEN

CITY OF MANILA VS CHINESE COMMUNITY

RP VS PLDT

PHIL PRESS VS. COMELEC


TAKING CASES

AYALA DE ROXAS VS CITY OF MANILA

NAPOCOR VS PADERANGGA

CITY GOVT OF QC VS. ERICTA


PUBLIC USE: CHOICE OF PROPERTY CASES

PROVINCE OF CAMSUR VS. CA

KNECHT VS CA

ARDONA VS CA

MANOSCA VS CA

SUMULONG VS GUERRERO

JUST COMPENSATION, DETERMINATION, FORM: CASES

EXPORT PROCESSING ZONE VS. DULAY

NAPOCOR VS HENSON

ASSOCIATION OF SMALL LANDOWNERS IN THE PHILS VS SEC OF AGRARIAN REFORM

VELARMA VS CA



TAXATION


EQUAL PROTECTION AND TAXATION, UNIFORMITY OF TAXATION

COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE VS LINGAYEN

COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE VS. CA

PROGRESSIVE OF TAXATION

TOLENTINO VS SECREARY OF FINANCE

DOUBLE TAXATION

PUNSALAN VS MUNICIPAL BOARD OF MANILA

TAX EXEMPTION CASE

LLADOC VS CIR

CIR VS CA

CHAVEZ VS PCGG



DUE PROCESS OF LAW

SUBSTANTIVE DUE PROCESS CASES

VALID EXERCISE

SAND VS. ABAD SANTOS

SAMSON VS MAYOR OF CITY OF BACOLOD

AGUSTIN VS EDU


VIOLATION OF SUBSTANTIVE DUE PROCESS


LUPANGCO VS. CA

NATL DEVT COMPANY VS PHIL VETERANS


QUESTION OF VAGUENESS

PP. VS DEA PEIDRA


TANADA VS TUVERA


PROCEDURAL DUE PROCESS

REQUIREMENT OF NOTICE OF HEARING

EXISTENCE OF VIOLATION

ADDITIONAL OBLICON CASES

PRYCE VS PAGCOR

UNIVERSAL FOOD CORPORATION VS CA

ONG VS CA

ONG VS.BOGNALBAL

GONZALES VS HEIRS OF CRUZ

TRILLANA VS QUEZON COLLEGE

DANDOY VS CA

FERNANDEZ VS CA

CENTRAL PHIL UNIVERSITY VS CA

ONG GUAN CAN VS CENTURY

QUIOMBING VS CA

INSIONG JR VS CA

INCHAUSTI VS YULO

NAZARENO VS CA

PAMINTUAN VS CA

thought of the day, 091413

REPORTING ON LEGAL WRITING - CHECK!
RECITATION ON STATCON -I WASN'T CALLED, SO ILL CONSIDER THIS ONE CHECK!
MIDTERM ON PHILO OF LAW - DONE! CHECK!

Oh Saturday.

PFR assignment cases

valdez vs. rtc

ugalde vs. isasi

dino vs dino

CRIMLAW ASSIGNMENT 091313

pp vs. ural

pp vs. regato

pp vs. amit

pp vs. regato

pp vs callet

pp vs. pagal

romera vs people

us vs. ampar

pp vs parana

pp vs. diokno

people vs. torpio

pp vs. muit

us vs hicks

us vs. dela cruz

pp vs. germina

pp vs gonzales

pp vs lab-eo

pp vs bates

pp vs coronel

pp vs pinca

pp vs amaguin

pp vs dulos

pp vs andrada

pp vs crisostomo

pp vs jose

pp vs montinola

pp vs dawaton

THOUGHT OF THE DAY

PFR Midterm on Monday. Dan-dan-dan-daaaaaannn.. 

LEGAL LATIN WORDS

        Legal Latin Words

LATIN	MEANING
Lex Prospicit, Non Respicit	The law looks forward, not backward
Lex de Futuro, Judex de Praterio	The law provides for the future, the judge for the past
Absolute Sentencia Expositore Non Indiget	When the language of the law is clear, no explanation of its required
Optima Statuti interpretatix Est Insum Statutum	The best interpreter of the statute is the statute itself
Ratio Legis	Interpretation according to spirit
Ratio Legis Est Anima	The reason of the law is its soul
Cessante Ratione Cesat Ipsa Lex	When the reason for the law ceases, the law ceases also to exist
Expresio Unius Est Exclusio Alterius	Express mention is implied exclusion
Generalia specialibus non derogant	A general law does not nullify a specific or special law
Dura Lex Sed Lex	The law may be harsh but it is still the law
Cogitationis Poenam Nemo Emeret	No man may be punished for his thought
Actus Non Facit Reum Nisi Mens Sit Rea	The act itself does not make a man guilty unless his intention were so
Actus Me Invito Factus Non Est Meus Actus	An act done by me against my will is not my act
Ignorantia Legis Neminem Excusant	Ignorance of the law excuse no one
Ignorantia Facto Excusat	Ignorance or mistake in point of fact is an excuse
Ubi Lex Non Distinguit Nea Nos Distiguere Debemos	Where the law does not distinguish, we should not distinguish
Mens Legislatores	Liberal construction
Reddendo Singula Singulis	Referring each to each
Cassus Omissus Pro Omisso Habbendus Est	A case omitted is to be held as intentionally omitted
Noscitur a sociis	Finding the context
Ejusdem generis	When general words follow the designation of particular things, or classes of persons or subjects, the general words will usually be construed to include only those persons or things of the same class or general nature as those specifically enumerated.