The document discusses eminent domain and due process. It outlines that eminent domain allows for the taking of private property not only for public use but also for specific public interest purposes. Just compensation is required but is not entirely based on fair market value and is determined by the court. Exercise of eminent domain by the national government requires a 100% deposit based on zonal valuation, while local governments require a 15% deposit of fair market value. The document also discusses that due process is required when depriving someone of life, liberty, or property, and that administrative due process in non-judicial bodies requires notice, hearing, and an opportunity to be heard but not strict evidentiary rules.
The document discusses eminent domain and due process. It outlines that eminent domain allows for the taking of private property not only for public use but also for specific public interest purposes. Just compensation is required but is not entirely based on fair market value and is determined by the court. Exercise of eminent domain by the national government requires a 100% deposit based on zonal valuation, while local governments require a 15% deposit of fair market value. The document also discusses that due process is required when depriving someone of life, liberty, or property, and that administrative due process in non-judicial bodies requires notice, hearing, and an opportunity to be heard but not strict evidentiary rules.
The document discusses eminent domain and due process. It outlines that eminent domain allows for the taking of private property not only for public use but also for specific public interest purposes. Just compensation is required but is not entirely based on fair market value and is determined by the court. Exercise of eminent domain by the national government requires a 100% deposit based on zonal valuation, while local governments require a 15% deposit of fair market value. The document also discusses that due process is required when depriving someone of life, liberty, or property, and that administrative due process in non-judicial bodies requires notice, hearing, and an opportunity to be heard but not strict evidentiary rules.
The document discusses eminent domain and due process. It outlines that eminent domain allows for the taking of private property not only for public use but also for specific public interest purposes. Just compensation is required but is not entirely based on fair market value and is determined by the court. Exercise of eminent domain by the national government requires a 100% deposit based on zonal valuation, while local governments require a 15% deposit of fair market value. The document also discusses that due process is required when depriving someone of life, liberty, or property, and that administrative due process in non-judicial bodies requires notice, hearing, and an opportunity to be heard but not strict evidentiary rules.
law Eminent Domain 2. Administrative Due Process/Administrative 1. Not only Public Use but also for the use of a specific Proceedings purpose in light of Public Interest a. Followed when a case is filed in 2. Just compensation administrative bodies performing quasi- a. Not entirely based on FMV judicial functions b. Determined by the court ONLY b. Notice and hearing are not indispensable i. Tools: c. Requisites: 1. FMV i. What is important is the a. When reckoned – opportunity to govern from the time of ii. Substantial Evidence taking d. Right to cross examination is not 2. Benefits and Losses to the demandable property owner e. No strict application of the rules of court 3. Not necessarily the taking of property or disposition f. What is important is the opportunity to be of ownership – it is possible that just an heard impairment/burden on the property is possible/diminution of benefit/substantial restriction= still subject to just compensation TRO – 20 days 4. Exercise: Within the 20 days, the court will determine if they will a. National Government issue a Temporary Injunction. Court will issue permanent i. Deposit must be 100% - based on injunction if needed. Zonal Valuation of the BIR for the last 3 years Cash Bond – by the party requesting TRO/Injunction b. Local Government Unit i. There must be an ordinance as If TRO or Injunction will be cancelled, injured party required in the Local Government may claim for damages from the cash bond. Code ii. Deposit must be 15% of the FMV as determined in the Tax Declaration
February 18, 2023
The Due Process
Article III. SECTION 1. No person shall be deprived of life, liberty,
or property without due process of law, nor shall any person be denied the equal protection of the laws.
As a rule – one will be deprived of freedom without
due process of law life, liberty, or property may be taken as long as due process has been undertaken. o The deprivation is intrinsically valid
Void for Vagueness Doctrine – may be used to challenge the
validity of a criminal statute
1. Judicial Due Process
a. Followed when a case is filed in court b. Requisites: i. Impartial Court