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2011-02-14 |
PERALTA, J. |
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| In Land Bank of the Philippines v. Martinez,[52] citing Land Bank of the Philippines v. Panlilio-Luciano,[53] we explained that the legal department of LBP is not expressly authorized by its charter to appear in behalf of the corporation in any proceeding as the mandate of the law is explicit enough to place the said department under the OGCC's power of control and supervision. We held in that case: [Section 10] mandates the OGCC, and not the LBP Legal Department, as the principal law office of the LBP. Moreover, it establishes the proper hierarchical order in that the LBP Legal Department remains under the control and supervision of the OGCC. x x x | |||||