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RUBBERWORLD v. NLRC

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2009-01-20
CARPIO MORALES, J.
It is settled that upon appointment by the SEC of a rehabilitation receiver, all actions for claims before any court, tribunal or board against the corporation shall ipso jure be suspended.[31] As stated early on, during the pendency of petitioners' complaint before the Labor Arbiter, the SEC placed respondent under an Interim Rehabilitation Receiver. After the Labor Arbiter rendered his decision, the SEC replaced the Interim Rehabilitation Receiver with a Permanent Rehabilitation Receiver.
2007-01-29
3) Whether the CA had committed reversible error when it adopted and applied the rulings in the cases of Rubberworld (Phils.), Inc., or Julie Yap Ong v. NLRC, Marilyn F. Arellano, et. al.[19] and Rubberworld (Phils.), Inc. and Julie Y. Ong v. NLRC, Aquino Magsalin, et. al.[20] to the case at bar.