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    Administrative Law Cases Malaga vs. Penachos, JR

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    Malaga vs. Penachos, Jr. defined a government instrumentality as any national agency outside the department framework given special functions or jurisdiction by law, with some corporate powers, administering special funds, and operational autonomy through a charter. The Supreme Court also defined a chartered institution as any agency organized under a special charter given functions relating to constitutional policies or objectives by law.

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    Malaga vs. Penachos, Jr. defined a government instrumentality as any national agency outside the department framework given special functions or jurisdiction by law, with some corporate powers, administering special funds, and operational autonomy through a charter. The Supreme Court also defined a chartered institution as any agency organized under a special charter given functions relating to constitutional policies or objectives by law.

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    Malaga vs. Penachos, Jr. defined a government instrumentality as any national agency outside the department framework given special functions or jurisdiction by law, with some corporate powers, administering special funds, and operational autonomy through a charter. The Supreme Court also defined a chartered institution as any agency organized under a special charter given functions relating to constitutional policies or objectives by law.

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    The SC explained that a 'government instrumentality refers to any agency of the National Government not integrated within the department framework, vested with special functions or jurisdiction by law, endowed with some if not all corporate powers, administering special funds, and enjoying operational autonomy, usually through a charter'. Also it stressed that a 'chartered institution refers to any agency organized or operating under a special charter, and vested by law with functions relating to specific constitutional policies or objectives'.

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