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Date: May 31, 2004

Delay due to fortuitous events held unavailing in breach of contract of carriage

The respondent carried a confirmed ticket for the two-legged trip from Frankfurt to Manila; (1) Frankfurt - Singapore; and (2) Singapore - Manila. In her contract carriage with the petitioner , respondent certainly expected that would fly to Manila.

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Separation benefits must be granted equally

The Company is legally authorized to terminate employees on the ground of retrenchment to prevent losses or closure of business operations but it may not pay separation benefits unequally for such discrimination breeds resentment and ill will among those treated less generously than others

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Judicial act not compellable by mandamus

to compel the court of Appeals to consider the records of the case as reconstituted, the Petioner filed a petition for mandamus. The petition must fail, rule the Supreme Court. reconstitution is not a ministerial task. it involves the exercise of discretionon the part of a court in evaluating the authenticity and relevance of all evidence to be presented before it.

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Essential elements of abandoenment

1.) The employee must have failed to report for work or must have been absent without valid or justifiable reason; and

2.) There must have been a clear intention to severe the employer-employee relationship manifested by some over acts. (G.R. No. 120008, 10/19/96)

 
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