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Apr 23, 2010 condonation doctrine administrative law appointive officials neglect of duty philippine jurisprudence

Condonation by Reelection Does Not Cover Appointive Officials, Supreme Court Rules

The Supreme Court held that the condonation doctrine, which spares reelected officials from liability for prior misconduct, does not extend to appointive officials.

Dec 1, 2009 election-law equal-protection certificate-of-candidacy appointive-officials comelec supreme-court

Balancing Public Service and Political Rights: The Unconstitutionality of Automatic Resignation for Appointive

The Supreme Court strikes down the automatic resignation rule for appointive officials who file certificates of candidacy, upholding equal protection and political rights.