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    Semblante Vs CA

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    Petitioners Semblante and Pilar worked as a masiador and sentenciador for cockfighting events, receiving IDs and salaries, but one day were denied entry. They filed for illegal dismissal, but the court ruled there was no employer-employee relationship as the respondents did not select or manage the petitioners, whose salaries came from event proceeds, and petitioners worked freely using their own expertise and tools.

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    Petitioners Semblante and Pilar worked as a masiador and sentenciador for cockfighting events, receiving IDs and salaries, but one day were denied entry. They filed for illegal dismissal, but the court ruled there was no employer-employee relationship as the respondents did not select or manage the petitioners, whose salaries came from event proceeds, and petitioners worked freely using their own expertise and tools.

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    Petitioners Semblante and Pilar worked as a masiador and sentenciador for cockfighting events, receiving IDs and salaries, but one day were denied entry. They filed for illegal dismissal, but the court ruled there was no employer-employee relationship as the respondents did not select or manage the petitioners, whose salaries came from event proceeds, and petitioners worked freely using their own expertise and tools.

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    Semblante Vs CA

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    Petitioners Semblante and Pilar worked as a masiador and sentenciador for cockfighting events, receiving IDs and salaries, but one day were denied entry. They filed for illegal dismissal, but the court ruled there was no employer-employee relationship as the respondents did not select or manage the petitioners, whose salaries came from event proceeds, and petitioners worked freely using their own expertise and tools.

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    Art. Case Title Fast Facts Ruling/Ratio


    A-8 82-90 Semblante vs CA  Petitioners Semblante and Pilar were  Respondent spouses: (1) had no part
    masiador and sentenciador, in petitioners’ selection and
    respectively. management; (2) petitioners’ salaries
     They were given IDs and salary. were paid out of the arriba; and (3)
     One day they were not allowed entry petitioners performed their functions
    into the cockpit. as masiador and sentenciador free
     Filed for illegal dismissal. from the direction and control of
    respondents, i.e., mainly on their
    expertise & they provided their own
    tools.
     No Ee-Er relationship.

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