Title
Republic vs. Unimex Micro-Electronics GmBH
Case
G.R. No. 166309-10
Decision Date
Nov 25, 2008
The Supreme Court denied further motions after finalizing a 2007 decision, emphasizing no additional pleadings would be entertained, warning of contempt for non-compliance.

Case Summary (G.R. No. L-48088)

Decision Timeline and Finality

The decision made on March 9, 2007, became final and executory on August 2, 2007. The entry of judgment was formalized on November 7, 2007. Following the original decision, a resolution clarifying legal interests was issued on December 10, 2007, which set interest rates applicable to the awarded amount. This resolution reiterated that the Court would no longer entertain further pleadings, a directive that was ostensibly ignored by the respondent.

Legal Interests and Clarification Motions

The December 10, 2007 resolution specified the imposition of legal interest at a rate of 6% per annum from September 5, 2001, until the decision's finality, transitioning to 12% per annum thereafter. Despite this clarity, both parties continued to file various motions to clarify the resolution, which the Court deemed unnecessary and contrary to its directive.

Court's Stance on Pleadings

The Court expressed that it would not entertain additional motions or clarifications after the December 10, 2007 resolution. This stance was reiterated in subsequent resolutions dated January 30, 2008, and April 16, 2008, in which the Court noted the motions for clarification without action and emphasized that no unresolved issues remained. The Court underscored its prior determinations, indicating that the case had been adjudicated with finality.

Denial of Further Motions

The petitioner's and respondent's recent motions for further clarification were expunged and denied. The Court firmly communicated that the expungement signified that the motions were effectively denied and that there were no outstanding issues requiring clarification. The directives of the Court, including the prohibition against subsequ

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