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g.r. no. 209969,SECOND DIVISION. [ G.R. No. 209969. September 27, 2017 ] JOSE SANICO AND VICENTE CASTRO, PETITIONERS, VS. WERHERLINA P. COLIPANO, .
2024 - batas.org | 1 G.R. No. 209969. September 27, 2017 (Case Brief / Digest) ### Doctrine: The Supreme Court reaffirmed the doctrine that common carriers are bound to .g.r. no. 209969 sanico v. colipano G.R. No. 209969. September 27, 2017 (Case Brief / Digest) Werherlina P. Colipano (respondent) filed a complaint on January 7, 1997, for breach of contract of . G.R. No. 209969. September 27, 2017 (Case Brief / Digest) © 2024 - batas.org | 2 Class Notes: – Contracts of Adhesion: Legal and enforceable, provided .A woman sues the owner and operator of a jeepney for breach of contract of carriage after her leg is amputated due to an accident, resulting in a court ruling in her favor and an .
CAGUIOA, J p: Before the Court is a Petition for Review on Certiorari 1 under Rule 45 of the Rules of Court filed by petitioners Jose Sanico (Sanico) and Vicente .
CAGUIOA, J p: Before the Court is a Petition for Review on Certiorari 1 under Rule 45 of the Rules of Court filed by petitioners Jose Sanico (Sanico) and Vicente .
Colipano, G.R. No. 209969, September 27, 2017 | PDF | Damages | Public Policy Doctrine. Sanico and Castro v. Colipano, G.R. No. 209969, September 27, 2017 - .sanico v. colipano WERHERLINA P. COLIPANO, GR No. 209969, 2017-09-27. Facts: Colipano filed a complaint on January 7, 1997 for breach of contract of carriage and damages against .
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