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Administrative relationships
1. Attachment refers to the lateral relationship
between the department or its equivalent and the
attached agency or corporation for purposes of
policy and program coordination.
2. Supervision and control
3. Administrative supervision
Nature
AA pertains to the executive department because
its principal function is the implementation of the law in
accordance with the policies and instructions laid down by
the legislature.
Creation and abolition
*AA may be created by the constitution or by statute
Types of administrative bodies
1. Those set up to offer some gratuity, grant or
special privileges (Phil veterans Ad)
2. To carry on certain actual business of the
government (BOC)
3. To perform some business service for the public
(Bureau of posts)
4. To regulate business affected with public interest
(LTFRB)
5. To regulate the private business of individuals
under the police power (SEC)
6. To adjust individual controversies because of
some strong social policy involved (NLRC)
7. To make the government a private party (GSIS)
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Determinative powers
1. Enabling powers those that permit the doing of
an act which the law undertakes to regulate and
which would be unlawful without government
approval.
2. Directing Powers- orders the doing or
performance of particular acts to ensure
compliance with the law are often exercised for
corrective purposes.
3. Dispensing Powers- allows the admin officer to
relax the general operation of the law or exempt
from the performance of a general duty,
4. Summary powers- those involving the use by
admin authorities of force upon persons or things
without the necessity of previous judicial warrant.
5. Examining Powers- enables it to inspect the
records and premises, and investigate the
activities of persons or entities coming under its
jurisdiction. It includes:
a. Issuance of subpoena
b. Swearing in of witnesses
c. Interrogating of witnesses
d. Calling for production of books, papers
and records
e. Requiring that books, papers and records
be made available for inspection
f. Inspection of premises
g. Requiring written answers to
questionnaires
h. Requiring the filing of statements
i. Physical and mental examinations
*the jurisdiction and powers of AA are limited to those
expressly granted or necessarily implied from those
granted in the legislation creating such bodies
LLDA vs CA - AA has:
1. Powers expressly granted to it by law
2. Powers necessarily implied in the exercise of its
express powers
Chapter 4- Quasi Legislative Power
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Jurisdiction
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Rules of Procedure
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Exceptions:
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Same transaction
Same essential facts and circumstances
Raise identical cause of actions, subject matter
and issues
Exception:
1. When the findings are grounded entirely on
speculations, surmises or conjectures
2. When the inference made is manifestly mistaken,
absurd or impossible
3. When there is grave abuse of discretion
4. When the judgment is based on misapprehension
of facts
5. When the finding if facts are conflicting
6. When in making its findings, the CA when beyond
the issues of the case of its findings are contrary
to the admission of both the appellant and the
appellee
7. When the findings are contrary to the trial court
8. When the findings are conclusions without
citation of specific evidence on which they are
based
9. When the facts set forth in the petition as well as
in the petitioners main and reply briefs are not
disputed by respondent
10. When the findings of facts are premised on the
supposed absence of evidence and contradicted
by the evidence on record
11. When the CA manifestly overlooked certain
relevant facts not disputed by parties, which if
properly considered, would justify a different
conclusion.
The findings of Facts of AA should be respected so
long as they are supported by substantial evidence,
even if such evidence might not be overwhelming or
even preponderant.
Atlas Consolidated Mining Development Corp vs
Factoran - the reviewing court cannot re-examine the
sufficiency of the evidence as if originally instituted
therein, and receive additional evidence, that was not
submitted to the AA concerned.
2. Questions of Law the administrative decision
may be appealed to the courts of justice
independently of legislative permission or even
against legislative prohibition
- There is question of law when the doubt or
difference arises as to what the law is on a certain
state of fact
When an AA renders an opinion or issues a statement
of policy, it merely interprets a pre-existing law and
the administrative interpretation is at best advisory
for it is the courts that finally determine what the law
is.
The courts may and will with more freedom, annul
administrative interpretations of law and substitute
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