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WILSON ONG CHING KIAN CHUNG and DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL LIBRARY v. CHINA NATIONAL CEREALS OIL

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2013-09-11
VELASCO JR., J.
(b) where extensive and explicit discussion and settlement of the issue is found in the body of the decision.[14]
2009-10-02
PERALTA, J.
Findings of the court are to be considered in the interpretation of the dispositive portion of the judgment.[43] Verily, to grasp and delve into the true intent and meaning of a decision, no specific portion thereof should be resorted to - the decision must be considered in its entirety. The Court may resort to the pleadings of the parties, its findings of fact and conclusions of law as expressed in the body of the decision to clarify any ambiguities caused by any inadvertent omission or mistake in the dispositive portion thereof.[44] This assures swift delivery of justice and avoids any protracted litigation anchored only on trivial matters as a result of any inadvertent omissions or mistakes in the fallo. Thus, to conform to the ratio, the date in the fallo when respondent became a regular employee should be modified from September 1996 to September 1992.
2008-03-28
AUSTRIA-MARTINEZ, J.
the opinion may be referred to for purposes of construing the judgment, because the dispositive part of a decision must find support from the decision's ratio decidendi;[43] and (b).where extensive and explicit discussion and settlement of the issue is found in the body of the decision.[44] Considering the circumstances of the instant case, the Court finds that the exception to the general rule applies to the instant case. The RTC should have referred to the body of the decision for purposes of construing the reasonable compensation judgment, because the
2008-03-28
AUSTRIA-MARTINEZ, J.
the opinion may be referred to for purposes of construing the judgment, because the dispositive part of a decision must find support from the decision's ratio decidendi;[43] and (b).where extensive and explicit discussion and settlement of the issue is found in the body of the decision.[44] Considering the circumstances of the instant case, the Court finds that the exception to the general rule applies to the instant case. The RTC should have referred to the body of the decision for purposes of construing the reasonable compensation judgment, because the
2008-03-28
AUSTRIA-MARTINEZ, J.
dispositive part of a decision must find support from the decision's ratio decidendi. Findings of the court are to be considered in the interpretation of the dispositive portion of the judgment.[45] Indeed, to grasp and delve into the true intent and meaning of a decision, no specific portion thereof should be resorted to - the decision must be considered in its entirety.[46] The Court may resort to the pleadings of the parties, its findings of fact
2006-11-30
CHICO-NAZARIO, J.
(b) where extensive and explicit discussion and settlement of the issue is found in the body of the decision.[46]