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ALBAY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE v. RAFAEL P. SANTELICES

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	GR No. 190293 2012-03-20	PHILIP SIGFRID A. FORTUN v. GLORIA MACAPAGAL-ARROYO ABAD, J.
[9] Rollo (G..R. No. 190293), pp. 83-84; rollo (G.R. No. 190356), p. 55.
	GR No. 191963 2010-12-01	RITA NATAL v. MANUELITO O. CABALLES BRION, J.
It is well settled that an action is considered "moot" when it no longer presents a justiciable controversy because the issues involved have become academic or when the matter in dispute has already been resolved, and no longer requires judicial intervention.[12] Considering that the respondent Judge already issued the March 11, 2010 order[13] requiring the production and inspection of documents and properties within the possession and control of respondent Marcopper, nothing left for us to act upon. Courts will not sit for the purpose of trying moot cases and spend time in deciding questions whose resolution cannot in any way affect the rights of the person or persons presenting them.[14]
	GR No. 191963 2010-12-01	RITA NATAL v. MANUELITO O. CABALLES BRION, J.
It is well settled that an action is considered "moot" when it no longer presents a justiciable controversy because the issues involved have become academic or when the matter in dispute has already been resolved, and no longer requires judicial intervention.[12] Considering that the respondent Judge already issued the March 11, 2010 order[13] requiring the production and inspection of documents and properties within the possession and control of respondent Marcopper, nothing left for us to act upon. Courts will not sit for the purpose of trying moot cases and spend time in deciding questions whose resolution cannot in any way affect the rights of the person or persons presenting them.[14]
	GR No. 191002 2010-03-17	ARTURO M. DE CASTRO v. JBC BERSAMIN, J.
Others either applied or were nominated. Victor Fernandez, the retired Deputy Ombudsman for Luzon, applied, but later formally withdrew his name from consideration through his letter dated February 8, 2010. Candidates who accepted their nominations without conditions were Associate Justice Renato C. Corona; Associate Justice Teresita J. Leonardo-De Castro; Associate Justice Arturo D. Brion; and Associate Justice Edilberto G. Sandoval (Sandiganbayan). Candidates who accepted their nominations with conditions were Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio and Associate Justice Conchita Carpio Morales.[19] Declining their nominations were Atty. Henry Villarica (via telephone conversation with the Executive Officer of the JBC on February 5, 2010) and Atty. Gregorio M. Batiller, Jr. (via telephone conversation with the Executive Officer of the JBC on February 8, 2010).[20]