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*International law says it’s not an island, but Taiwan claims it’s
an island.
*Ramnification -
Republic vs Palawan claims that Palawan “is entitled to the 40% share” of
Palawan (2019) the government’s earnings derived from the Camago-Malampaya
natural gas project since October 16, 2001.
The Court also denied the petition for review filed by Bishop
Arigo Pedro Dulay, et al. in GR No. 185941, which questioned the
constitutionality of Executive Order No. 683 of former president
Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo authorizing the release of funds for
development projects in Palawan pursuant to the Provisional
Implementation Agreement between Palawan and the national
government for being violative of the Constitution and the Local
Government Code (LGC), which is the basic issue in GR NO.
170867.
The SC held that there was no debate that the natural resource
in the Camago-Malampaya reservoir belongs to the State, noting
that Palawan’s claim is anchored not on ownership of the
reservoir but on a revenue-sharing scheme, under Section 7,
Article X of the 1986 Constitution and Section 290 of the LGC,
that allows local government units (LGUs) to share in the
proceeds of the utilization of national wealth provided they are
found within their respective areas.
The Court, however, found that existing laws do not include the
Camago-Malampaya reservoir within the area or territorial
jurisdiction of the Province of Palawan. It stressed that “As
defined in its organic law, the province of Palawan comprises
merely of islands. The continental shelf, where the Camago-
Malamapaya reservoir is loated, was clearly not included in its
territory.
The territory of the LGU is up to the land area only. Only the
sovereign can claim right in EEZ. Not the LGU, province.
RA 9522:
A baseline, as defined by the United Nations Convention on
the Law of the Sea, is the line along the coast from which the
seaward limits of a state's territorial sea and certain other
maritime zones of jurisdiction are measured, such as a state's
exclusive economic zone.
*People
*Functions of Government
PP
vs.
TRANQUILINO
LAGMAN,
People vs Apla WON there was a valid search and seizure candidate by the
(eask ni sa exam police officers?
100%)
Answer:
People vs Tudtud Human rights make us human. When considered reasonable and
search and seizure?
Persons or Things to be seized: It does not need that you are the
owner of the place search, sufficient it is that you have the
possession of the thing sought.
People vs De gracia Ge raid nila without search warrant because closed ang courts
that time. Chaotic to na time. Gi valid sa court because of the
circumstances.
People vs Quizon:
People vs Ensemada:
Next week:
Exclusionary Rule