VILLANUEVA V. CASTANEDA 154 SCRA 142
Category: Obligations and Contracts
VILLANUEVA V. CASTANEDA
154 SCRA 142
FACTS:
Petitioners claim the right to remain in and conduct business in the area (talipapa) by virtue of a previous authorization granted to them by the municipal government. The respondents denied this and alleged that the demolitions of the stalls were not illegal.HELD:
A public plaza is beyond the commerce of man and so cannot be the subject of lease or any other commercial undertaking.Related Philippine Law Resources:
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
Additional Law Reading:
VILLANUEVA V. CASTANEDA 154 SCRA 142
Category: Obligations and Contracts
VILLANUEVA V. CASTANEDA
154 SCRA 142
FACTS:
Petitioners claim the right to remain in and conduct business in the area (talipapa) by virtue of a previous authorization granted to them by the municipal government. The respondents denied this and alleged that the demolitions of the stalls were not illegal.HELD:
A public plaza is beyond the commerce of man and so cannot be the subject of lease or any other commercial undertaking.Related Philippine Law Resources:
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
Additional Law Reading:
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