Administrative decisions

An administrative decision, in order to be valid, should have, among others, "something

to support itself."[32] [32] Ang Tibay v. CIR, 69 Phil. 635 (1940). It must supported by
substantial evidence, or that amount of relevant evidence adequate and acceptable
enough for a reasonable mind to justify a conclusion or support a decision,[33] 33] RULES OF
COURT, Rule 133, Section 5. even if other minds equally reasonable might conceivably
opine otherwise.[34] [34] Montemayor v. Bundalian, G.R. No. 149335, July 1, 2003, 405 SCRA
264.