Resetting of Franchise Case Hearings

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LTFRB MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 95-001: Resetting of Franchise Case Hearings

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Title Supreme Court: Resetting of Franchise Case Hearings

Law: Ltfrb Memorandum Circular No. 95-001

Decision Date: Jan 25, 1995

Uncontested applications for public land transport franchises on newly-opened routes, previously suspended due to a Supreme Court Temporary Restraining Order, will now be rescheduled for hearing without the need for re-filing, as directed by the LTFRB.

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Procedural Directives

All relevant applications concerned were previously suspended due to a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) from the Supreme Court, dated June 20, 1994.
Applications that are uncontested will now be scheduled for hearing without the need for re-filing.
Hearings will be arranged chronologically based on the Board’s calendar and convenience.

Administrative Guidelines

The Local Transportation and Franchise Regulatory Board (LTFRB) is responsible for setting the hearings.
The memorandum circular is issued to ensure timely processing and fairness in hearing scheduling.

Legal and Procedural Implications

Applicants need not re-file their applications, thereby preventing redundancy and administrative delays.
The suspension caused by the Supreme Court’s TRO has been lifted in terms of hearing schedules.

Guidance and Implementation

Information provided through this circular serves as a directive and guidance for all concerned parties, including applicants and LTFRB officials.
Immediate compliance with the hearing resumption process is mandated effective January 25, 1995.

Authority and Adoption

Issued and adopted under the authority of the LTFRB Board Chairman and members, ensuring executive legitimacy.
Signed by Chairman Dante M. Lantin and Board Members Nabor C. Gaviola and Jesus C. Cruz on January 25, 1995.

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