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Feb 10, 1998administrative lawphilippine coconut authorityderegulationcoconut industryseparation of powersregulatory power
Philippine Coconut Authority Cannot Abandon Its Regulatory Power
Supreme Court rules PCA cannot deregulate coconut processing industry by resolution, as only Congress can dismantle statutory regulation.
Sep 29, 1997presidential powerseparation of powersproclamationpublic landres judicatalegislative authority
Presidential Power vs Legislative Authority: Proclamation Validity in the Philippines
Supreme Court nullifies Proclamation No. 164 for exceeding presidential power after Congress convened, reaffirming separation of powers.
Aug 14, 1997enrolled bill doctrinelegislative procedureseparation of powersra 8240sin tax lawconstitutional law
Enrolled Bill Doctrine: Why Courts Respect Congress’s Certification of Laws
Explaining the enrolled bill doctrine through Arroyo v. De Venecia, which affirmed that courts respect Congress’s certification of duly enacted laws.