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Chan vs. Court of Appeals, et al.

ELIGIO B. CHAN, petitioner, vs. THE COURT OF APPEALS and CENENCIA CABEGUIN OMAHOY, DOLORES CABEGUIN ESCALERA, FELINA CABEGUIN BARRIENTOS, ROSARIO CABEGUIN BORROMEO, CESAR CABEGUIN, FAUSTINO CABEGUIN, VICENTE CABEGUIN, SOLEDAD CABEGUIN HENSON, MANUEL CABEG

G.R. No. L-27488 | 1970-06-30

D E C I S I O N 


FERNANDO, J: 

Petitioner in this appeal by certiorari would impart to it due process overtones by characterizing the decision of respondent Court of Appeals as harsh and unjust and thus violative of his legal rights. That he should so impute to respondent Court a legal failing of sufficient gravity is understandable, the controlling principle as to the finding of facts of respondent Court being beyond our power to review precluding the giving of due course to his petition in the absence of a substantial legal question that calls for resolution. It is one thing, though, to impart to it a semblance of plausibility....