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  • Case Digest No.: Case Title: Citation:: "Whether The Writ of Execution Issued by Respondent Judge Villasor Is Valid."

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    The case involved the validity of a Writ of Execution issued by Judge Villasor. The Supreme Court held that the Writ of Execution was null and void because under the principle of sovereignty, the state and its government are immune from suit unless consent is given. As the state did not give its consent, the Writ of Execution against it was invalid.

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    Sovereignty_11_Republic vs. Villasor, G.R. No. L-30671, November 28, 1973

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    The case involved the validity of a Writ of Execution issued by Judge Villasor. The Supreme Court held that the Writ of Execution was null and void because under the principle of sovereignty, the state and its government are immune from suit unless consent is given. As the state did not give its consent, the Writ of Execution against it was invalid.

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    Case Digest No.: Case Title: Citation:: "Whether The Writ of Execution Issued by Respondent Judge Villasor Is Valid."

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    The case involved the validity of a Writ of Execution issued by Judge Villasor. The Supreme Court held that the Writ of Execution was null and void because under the principle of sovereignty, the state and its government are immune from suit unless consent is given. As the state did not give its consent, the Writ of Execution against it was invalid.

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    Case Digest No.

    : 11
    Case Title: Republic vs Villasor
    Citation: G.R. No. L-30671, November 28,
    1973

    ISSUES:
    Issue #1: ConstiLaw1; Sovereignty
    “Whether the Writ of Execution issued by respondent Judge Villasor
    is valid.”
    Held: NO. The Alias Writ of Execution is null and void.

    It is a fundamental postulate of constitutionalism flowing from the juristic concept


    of sovereignty that the state as well as its government is immune from suit unless
    it gives its consent.

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