People v. Andre Marti, G.R. No. 81561, 18 January 1991: Human Rights Law
People v. Andre Marti, G.R. No. 81561, 18 January 1991: Human Rights Law
People v. Andre Marti, G.R. No. 81561, 18 January 1991: Human Rights Law
The production order shall specify the (d) Directing the respondent public official,
person or persons authorized to make the government agency, or private person or
production and the date, time, place and entity to make periodic reports on the
manner of making the inspection or execution of the final judgment; and
production and may prescribe other
conditions to protect the constitutional rights (e) Such other reliefs which relate to the
of all parties. right of the people to a balanced and
healthful ecology or to the protection,
Section 13. Contempt. - The court may preservation, rehabilitation or restoration of
after hearing punish the respondent who the environment, except the award of
refuses or unduly delays the filing of a damages to individual petitioners.
return, or who makes a false return, or any
person who disobeys or resists a lawful Section 16. Appeal. - Within fifteen (15)
process or order of the court for indirect days from the date of notice of the adverse
contempt under Rule 71 of the Rules of judgment or denial of motion for
Court. reconsideration, any party may appeal to
the Supreme Court under Rule 45 of the
Section 14. Submission of case for Rules of Court. The appeal may raise
decision; filing of memoranda. - After questions of fact.
hearing, the court shall issue an order
submitting the case for decision. The court Section 17. Institution of separate actions. -
may require the filing of memoranda and if The filing of a petition for the issuance of the
possible, in its electronic form, within a writ of kalikasan shall not preclude the filing
non-extendible period of thirty (30) days of separate civil, criminal or administrative
from the date the petition is submitted for actions.
decision.
In re Yamashita, 237 U.S. 1 (1946)
Section 15. Judgment. - Within sixty (60) Oposa v. Factoran, G.R. No. 101063, 30
days from the time the petition is submitted July 1993
for decision, the court shall render judgment FACTS:
granting or denying the privilege of the writ ●
of kalikasan. ISSUE:
●
The reliefs that may be granted under the HELD:
writ are the following: ●
(a) Directing respondent to permanently
cease and desist from committing acts or
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