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2005-10-13 |
TINGA, J. |
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| Where constitutional issues are properly raised in the context of alleged facts, procedural questions acquire a relatively minor significance.[24] We thus hold that by the very nature of the power wielded by the President, the effect of using this power on the economy, and the well-being in general of the Filipino nation, the Court must set aside the procedural barrier of standing and rule on the justiciable issues presented by the parties. | |||||