Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
GR L-79237 10/18/88
Facts
Private respondent enrolled in the College of
Architecture, University of San Carlos (USC),
during the first semester of school year
1978-79. At the end of the second semester
of that school year, she obtained a grade of
"I.C." (Incomplete) in Architecture 121, and
grades of "5's" (failures) in Architecture 122
and Architecture 123. The following school
year, 1979-1980, she shifted to the College
of Commerce of the USC. Some of the units
she had completed when she was still an
architecture student were then carried over
and credited in her new course. As a
commerce student, she obtained good
grades. So, on December 10, 1981, she
wrote 5 the Council of Deans of the USC,
requesting that her grades of 5s in
Architecture 121 and Architecture 122 be
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BARONS V. CA
GR 126486 2/9/98
Facts
Barons Marketing purchased, on credit, from
Phelps Dodges electrical wires and cable in
the total amount of P4,102,483.30. Under the
sales invoices issued by Phelps Dodge to
Barons Mktg for the subject purchases, it is
stipulated that interest at 12% on the
amount of attys fees and collection. Barons
Mktg paid P300,000 out of its total purchases
leaving an unpaid account of P3,802,478.20.
Phelps Dodge wrote Barons Mktg demanding
payment of its outstanding obligations due
Phelps Dodge. Baron Mktg responded by
requesting if it could pay its outstanding
account in monthly installments of P500,000
plus 1%interest per month until full payment,
this request was rejected and Phelps Dodge
GR 83122 10/19/90
Facts
Valenzuela, General Agent of Philippine
American General Insurance Company, Inc
authorized to sell in behalf of Philamgen
solicited marine insurance from Delta Motors,
Inc. amounting to P4.4M entitling him to a
32% commission or P1.6M. premium
payments of P1,946,886 were paid directly to
Philamgen. Philamgen wanted a 50% share
of Valenzuela's commission but Valenzuela
refused. Because of his refusal, the officers of
Philamgen reversed his commission due him,
placed agency transactions on a cash and
carry basis thus removing the 60-day credit
for premiums due, threatened to cancel
policies issued by his agency and leaked out
the news that he has substantial accounts
with Philamgen. His agency with Philamgen
was terminated
Issue
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Marmont v. GUIANG
GR 79734 12/8/87
Facts
MOA (May 2, 1975) between Marmont (hotel
and resort business) and Maris Trading where
latter is to install the water system of the
Marmont Resort Hotel for P40k. Maris
installed a water supply facility (well and
water pump) on the property owned by Sps.
Guiang. MOA between Maris and Aurora,
witness by Federico Guiang where latter
would be paid P1500 for the portion of the
property wherein the well and pump were
installed and would transfer all rights to
Maris. > Inadequacy of water supply to meet
demand of Marmont Hotel, Advise of another
contractor to install a submersible pump in
the well (to increase pressure and improve
water flow), Permission to inspect and modify
vs.
Sandiganbayan.[14]
Inasmuch
as
complainant was actually paid all her claims,
there was thus no undue injury established.
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HERMOSISIMA V. CA
GR L-14628 9/30/60
Facts
Case filed in Court of First Instance of Cebu
which rendered decision in favor of P
(soledad). Lower Courts decision was
modified by the Court of Appeals by
increasing compensatory damages and moral
damages. Soledad Cagigas, a teacher and
petitioner, who was almost ten (10) years
younger than she, used to go around
together and were regarded as engaged,
although he had made no promise of
marriage prior thereto their intimacy
developed among them Soledad advised
petitioner that she was in the family way,
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TANJANCO V. CA
GR L-18630 12/17/66
Facts
Apolonio Trajanco courted Araceli Santos.
Since he promised her marriage, she
consented to his pleas for carnal knowledge.
As a result, she conceived a child, and due to
her condition, she had to resign from her
work. Because she was unable to support
herself and
the baby, and the Apolonio refused to marry
her, she instituted an action for damages,
compelling the defendant to recognize the
unborn child, pay her monthly support, plus
P100,000 in moral and exemplary damages.
Issue