Title
Marcelo Steel Corp. vs. Marcelo Steel Workers Union
Case
G.R. No. L-56656-60
Decision Date
Sep 25, 1981
Marcelo Steel Corp. and union filed a joint motion to withdraw petition after reaching a ratified agreement, rendering the case moot; Supreme Court dismissed it.
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Case Digest (G.R. No. L-56656-60)

Facts:

  • Petition Filed by Marcelo Steel Corporation: On April 15, 1981, Marcelo Steel Corporation filed a petition challenging:
    • The decision of the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) dated March 23, 1978, which granted wage increases to covered employees.
    • The order of Deputy Minister Amado G. Inciong dated May 28, 1979, affirming the NLRC decision.
    • The resolution of the NLRC affirming the order of Labor Arbiter Antonio Tria Tirona, which granted the complainant's motion for a writ of execution.
  • Joint Motion to Withdraw: On September 8, 1981, both the petitioner (Marcelo Steel Corporation) and the private respondent (Marcelo Steel Workers Union) filed a joint motion to withdraw the petition. They stated that they had reached a joint agreement dated June 23, 1981, which had been ratified by the union members. The agreement was filed with the NLRC, and both parties agreed to comply with any resulting orders.
  • Attachments to the Joint Motion: The joint motion included:
    • A certified copy of the joint agreement dated June 23, 1981 (Annex A).
    • A board resolution dated June 23, 1981 (Annex B).
    • A list of rank-and-file employees in the bargaining unit who ratified the agreement, along with individual ratification slips (Annexes C to C-____).
  • Prayer for Dismissal: The parties requested the dismissal of the petition as moot and academic, given their agreement and ratification by the union members.

Issues:

  • Whether the petition filed by Marcelo Steel Corporation should be dismissed in light of the joint agreement and ratification by the union members.
  • Whether the case has become moot and academic due to the parties' agreement to abide by the terms of the joint agreement.

Ruling:

  • (Subscriber-Only)

Ratio:

  • (Subscriber-Only)

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