Puno said it would have been better if the NTC heard the parties that would be adversely affected before they issue an orders that is “immediately executory” and “quite disruptive of the establishment of the status quo.” | DYGalvezINQ
more in line with the requirement of procedural due process, former Supreme Court Justice Reynato Puno Jr.
said on MondayPuno said it would have been better if the NTC heard the parties that would be adversely affected before they issue an orders that is “immediately executory” and “quite disruptive of the establishment of the status quo.”“Dapat inissue muna ng NTC ‘yung show cause order. Ibig sabihin, ipaliwanag ng ABS CBN kung bakit hindi dapat mag issue ng cease and desist order ang NTC.
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