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Indian Cartoon Series with stories from Indian mythology for moral and ethical education of children
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Descripción: 1955 - On Beyond Zebra!
Arnault vs Balagtas (1955) G.R. No. L-6749 Subject: Rule on Non-interference between Independent Branches of Governent! "ontept #ower of the Le$islature! "ontept power is iplied or incidental to the e%erci e%ercise se of le$isl le$islati ative ve power! power! #ower #ower of le$isl le$islatu ature re to punish punish for past past conte contept! pt! &iscretion to lift contept Facts' Facts' (ean L. )rnault was an attorne* in-fact of +rnest ,. Burt in the ne$otiations for the purchase of the Buenavista and abobon$ +states b* the #hilippine Governent. he price paid for both estates was # /illion. 0ubse1uent*2 the 0enate of the #hilippines adopted Resolution No. 32 whereb* it created a 0pecial "oittee to investi$ate the purchase transaction. &urin$ said investi$ation2 )rnault was ased to who a part of the purchase price2 or #44525552 was delivered. )rnault refused to answer this 1uestion2 whereupon the "oittee resolved to order his coitent to the custod* of the 0er$eant at-ars of the #hilippines 0enate and iprisoned in the new Bilibid #rison in Rial until such tie when he shall reveal to the 0enate or to the 0pecial "oittee the nae of the person person who who receiv received ed the #4452 #4452555 555 and to answe answerr 1uesti 1uestions ons pertin pertinent ent theret thereto. o. )rnault 1uestioned the validit* of the confineent order via a petition for certiorari filed in this "ourt. ,e contended that the 0enate of the #hilippines has no power to punish hi for contept for refusin$ to reveal the nae of the person2 that the Le$isl Le$islatu ature re lacs lacs author authorit* it* to punish punish hi for contept contept be*ond be*ond the ter of the le$islative session2 and that the 1uestion of the 0enate which he refused to answer is an incriinatin$ 1uestion which he is not bound to answer. he petition was denied. hile still in confineent in Bilibid2 )rnault e%ecuted an affidavit detailin$ the events surroundin$ the ac1uisition of the Buenavista and abobon$ +states b* Gen. Burt2 and the circustances under which he et one b* the nae of (ess &. 0antos. 8pon the presentation of the said affidavit to the said 0enate 0pecial "oittee2 the latter subected petitioner to 1uestionin$ re$ardin$ the identit* of (ess &. 0antos. ,owever2 $iven the persistent withholdin$ b* )rnault of the identit* of the person who received the #4452555 in connection with the Buenavista and abobon$ estates deal2 the 0enate ordered his continued confineent in Bilbid . )rnault sou$ht relief b* filin$ a petition for the writ of habeas corpus in the ":I of Rial. ,e claied that he had pur$ed hiself of the contept char$es when he disclosed the fact that the one to who he $ave the #4452555 was (ess &. 0antos2 and subitted evidence in corroboration thereof. he ":I of Rial declared that the continued detention of )rnault has becoe ille$al in view of the disclosures he has alread* $iven2 i.e.2 nain$ (ess &. 0antos as the receiver of the #4452555. Held' Held' Rule on Non-intererence Non-intererence bet!een "nde#endent Branc$es o %overn&ent ;. It is evident that the the 0enate "oittee did not believe )rnault2 however2 however2 arro$atin$ arro$atin$ unto itself the power to review such
findin$2 held that the ?petitioner has satisfactoril* shown that the person of (ess &. 0antos actuall* and ph*sicall* e%isted in the huan flesh2? that the opinion or conclusion of the 0enate "oittee is not borne to out b* the evidence produced at the investi$ation. here is an inherent fundaental error in the course of action that the lower court followed. It assued that courts have the ri$ht to review the findin$s of le$islative bodies in the e%ercise of the prero$ative of le$islation2 or interfere with their proceedin$s or their discretion in what is nown as the le$islative process. @. he courts avoid encroachent upon the le$islature in its e%ercise of departental discretion in the eans used to accoplish le$itiate le$islative ends. 0ince the le$islature is $iven a lar$e discretion in reference to the eans it a* eplo* to proote the $eneral welfare2 and alone a* ud$e what eans are necessar* and appropriate to accoplish an end which the "onstitution aes le$itiate2 the courts cannot undertae to decide whether the eans adopted b* the le$islature are the onl* eans or even the best eans possible to attain the end sou$ht2 for such course would best the e%ercise of the police power of the state in the udicial departent. A. It has been said that the ethods2 re$ulations2 and restrictions to be iposed to attain results consistent with the public welfare are purel* of le$islative co$niance2 and the deterination of the le$islature is final2 e%cept when so arbitrar* as to be violative of the constitutional ri$hts of the citien. :urtherore2 in the absence of a clear violation of a constitutional inhibition2 the courts should assue that le$islative discretion has been properl* e%ercised. 4. hese the udicial departent of the $overnent has no ri$ht or power or authorit* to do2 uch in the sae anner that the le$islative departent a* not invade the udicial real in the ascertainent of truth and in the application and interpretation of the law2 in what is nown as the udicial process2 because that would be in direct conflict with the fundaental principle of separation of powers established b* the "onstitution. he* onl* instances when udicial intervention a* lawfull* be invoe are when there has been a violation of a constitutional inhibition2 or when there has been an arbitrar* e%ercise of the le$islative discretion. . 8nder our constitutional s*ste2 the powers of $overnent are distributed aon$ three coordinate and substantiall* independent or$ans' the le$islative2 the e%ecutive and the udicial. +ach of these departents of the $overnent derives its authorit* fro the "onstitution which2 in turn2 is the hi$hest e%pression of the popular will. +ach has e%clusive co$niance of the atters within its urisdiction2 and is supree within its own sphere.? =#eople vs. era> 6. )ll that the courts a* do2 in relation to the proceedin$s taen a$ainst petitioner prior to his incarceration2 is to deterine if the constitutional $uarantee of due process has been accorded hi before his incarceration b* le$islative order2 and this because of the andate of the 0upree Law of the land that no an shall be deprived life2 libert* or propert* without due process of law. In the case at bar such ri$ht has full* been e%tended the petitioner =)rnault>2 he havin$ been $iven the opportunit* to be heard personall* and b* counsel in all the proceedin$s prior to the approval of the Resolution orderin$ his continued confineent. 'ontet o!er o t$e egislature 7. he te%t of the resolution readil* shows that the 0enate found that )rnault did
not disclose2 b* the ere $ivin$ of the nae (ess &. 0antos2 the identit* of the person to who the su of #4452555 was delivered2 and that )rnault withheld said identit* arro$antl* and contuaciousl* in continued affront of the 0enate
coitted in the course of the le$islative process2 the le$islature