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3. On April 6, 2001, Caloy entered into contract agreement with Kappa Corp
where Jhums is the president and chairperson. Under the agreement Caloy
would receive a fix monthly dividend for 5 years in exchange for his
investment in Kappa Corp. To cover Caloy’s monthly dividend Jhums
issued 6 checks. The first three checks were good checks but the remaining
three checks bounce for having been drawn against insufficient funds. A
formal demand was delivered to Jhums’ office, but no payment was made.
Thus, Caloy filed a complaint for 4 counts of violation of BP 22. On May
20, 2011, the MTC rendered a decision finding a guiltyas charged. Jhums
appealed to the RTC which affirmed in toto the judgment of the MTC. On
petition for review, the CA denied the petition of Jhums. With the CA’s
denial of motion for reconsideration, Jhums filed a petition for review on
certiorari with the Supreme Court raising the ground that the Prosecution
failed to prove beyond reasonable doubt that he received the notice of
dishonor. Jhums also raised for the first time that the 4 Informations filed
before the MTC where defective as it does not bear the approval of the city
prosecutor. Is the contention that the Informations were defective tenable?
Discuss exhaustively. 10 pts.
5. John was charged with violation of anti-graft law. John plead not guilty to
the charge. Trial on the merits then ensued. On August 29, 2017, the
Sandiganbayan rendered its decision finding John guilty. It initially granted
John the right to bail but eventually the Sandiganbayan cancelled bail on the
ground of possibility of flight because John failed to appear in court in
several occasions despite the directives. Did the revocation bail on the
ground of violation of the conditions of his bail and for possibility of flight
proper? Discuss exhaustively. 10 pts.