The Lawyers Journal

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Title: The Lawyers Journal
Description: The Journal helps law students and lawyers in their profession by keeping them updated with the development of law and jurisprudence. It features legal articles, Supreme Court decisions both by Filipinos and American lawyers. The journal also contains laws passed by the Philippine Congress, Court of Appeals, and Opinions of the Secretary of Justice.
Issue Date: XXV (11) November 30, 1960
Publisher: The Lawyers Journal
Year: 1960
Language: English
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Item sets: The Lawyers Journal

Media: The Lawyers Journal. XXV (11) November 30, 1960; Does the Supreme Court make frequent mistakes?; Parity right amendment to the Constitution [Speech]; United States Supreme Court advance opinion Smith, Eleazar vs. People of the State of California; Accused may remain at liberty under the original bond after conviction and during the appeal; Supreme Court decisions: Sergio Osmena Jr., petitioner vs. Salipada K. Pendatun, et.al, in their capacity as members of the Special Committee created by House Resolution no. 59, respondents; Supreme Court decisions: Luis Gutierrez, petitioner, vs Telesforo Reyes, respondent, G.R. no. L-13137, February 28, 1959; Supreme Court decisions: Cayetano Dangue vs. Franklin Baker Company of the Philippines and Workmen’s Compensation Commission; Supreme Court decisions: Trinidad de Los Reyes Vda. De Santiago for herself and behalf of her children Mamerto, Leonila, and Andrea, all surnamed Santiago, petitioners vs. Angela S. Reyes and Workmen’s Compensation Commission, respondents, G.R. no. L-13115, February 29, 1960; Supreme Court decisions: The Municipal treasurer of Pili, Camarines Sur, Balbino Onquit and Felix Onquit, petitioners, vs. the Honorable Perfecto R. Palacio, Judge of the Court of First Instance of Camarines Sur and Honesto Paladin, respondents, G.R. no. L-13653, April 27, 1960; Supreme Court decisions: Nicanor E. Gabriel, et.al, plaintiffs-appellants, vs. Carolino Munsayac, et.al., defendants-appellees, G.R. No. L-12143, June 30, 1960; The Aranas Case (unconstitutionality of Republic Act No. 1379)