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2002-11-15 |
PUNO, J. |
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| preponderant.[16] In one case, [17] we cautioned that courts should "refrain from substituting their discretion on the weight of the evidence for the discretion of the Public Service Commission on questions of fact and will only reverse or modify such orders of the Public Service Commission when it really appears that the evidence is insufficient to support their conclusions."[18] In the cases at bar, findings and conclusions of the ERB on the rate that can be charged by MERALCO to the public should be respected.[19] The function of the court, in exercising its power of judicial review, is to determine whether under the facts and | |||||