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Yapdiangco v. Buencamino (122 SCRA 713) FACTS: On February 1, 1965, the fiscal filed information for slight physical injuries allegedly committed by the petitioner on December 2, 1964. Since the information was filed after the prescribed 60-day period, petitioner moved to quash the criminal prosecution on the ground of prescription. Respondent contended that it was filed within within the prescriptive period since the last day fell on a Sunday or legal Holiday, therefore, should not be counted. ISSUE: Whether period of prescription is interrupted by Sundays or Legal Holidays. HELD: No. A Sunday or legal holiday does not interrupt nor stop the running of the prescriptive period as a matter of statutory articulation. articulatio n. According to Article 91, the only exception is the offender’s physical absence and no other cause can be sufficient to interrupt prescription. The Court ruled that “ Where the sixtieth and last day to file information falls on a Sunday or legal holiday, the sixty-day period cannot be extended up to the next working day. Prescription has auto matically set in.” The fiscal cannot file the information on the next following working day as it would tantamount to extending the prescriptive period fixed by law.
Therefore, the motion to quash the criminal prosecution was granted on the valid ground of prescription.