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    1. Separation and Delegation of Powers

    1.1. In the Constitution

    The major departments (Art. VI, VII, and VIII)

    The constitutional commissions (Art. IX)

    The other independent bodies {e.g. the Electoral Tribunals [Sec. 17, Art. VI and Sec. 4(last par), Art. VII]; the Commission on Appointments (Sec. 18, Art. VI); the Judicial and

    Bar Council (Sec. 8, Art. VIII)}

    1.2. Manner of Conferment of Power

    Express

    o Legislative power to Congress (Sec. 1, Art. VI)

    o Executive power to the President (Sec. Art. VII)

    o Judicial power to SC, lower courts (Sec. 1, Art. VIII)

    o Others (e.g. powers of the independent constitutional bodies)

    Implied (Doctrine of Necessary Implication)

    Angara vs. EC, 63 Phil 139

    Arnault vs. Nazareno, 87 Phil 29

    Inherent or incidental

    In re Dick, 38 Phil 41

    In re Sotto, 82 Phil 595

    1.3. Purpose of separation of powers

    1.4. Corollary Concepts

    Blending (Overlap) of Powers

    Springer vs. PI, 277 US 189

    Checks and Balances

    o Lawmaking by Congress, veto by the President, override of the veto by theCongress (Sec. 27, Art. VI)

    o Grant of amnesty by the president, concurrence by the Congress (Sec. 19, Art.

    VI)

    o Entry into treaty by the president, concurrence by the Senate (Sec. 20, Art. VII)

    o Conviction by the judiciary, pardon by the President (Sec. 19, Art. VIII)

    o Jurisdiction of courts may be reduced by the Congress (Sec. 2, Art. VIII)

    o Congress may abolish lower courts (Sec. 1 and 2, Art. VIII)

    Ocampo vs. Sec., GR L-7918, 1/18/55

    De la Llana vs. Alba, 112 SCRA 294

    Delegation of Powers

    o General Rule:potestas delegata non delegari potest

    Basis

    o Exception: instances of permissible delegation

    Tariff powers to the president [Sec. 28 (2), Art. VI]

    Emergency powers to the president [Sec 23 (2), Art. VI]

    Araneta vs. Dinglasan, 84 Phil 368

    Rodriguez vs. Gella, 92 Phil 603

    Legislative power to the people at large: System on initiative and referendum

    (Sec. 32, Art. VI)

    Legislative power to LGUs (See Sec. 16 and 19 of RA 7160)

    Legislative power to administrative bodies (power of subordinate legislation)

    i. Basis

    Cruz vs. Youngberg, 56 SCRA 234ii. How effectediii. Tests of valid delegation:

    a. Completeness test

    US vs. Ang Tang Ho, 43 Phil 1

    b. Sufficient standards test

    Pp vs. Rosenthal, 68 Phil 328

    Cervantes vs. Auditor, 91 Phil 359

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