Law on Natural Resources

  1. Minors Oposa vs. Factoran (1993) 
  2. MMDA, et al. vs. Concerned Citizens of Manila Bay, G.R. Nos. 171947 – 48, promulgated on December 18, 2008) 
  3. Tano vs. Socrates, 278 SCRA 154 
  4. Sama v. People, G.R. No. 224469. January 5, 2021
  5. Director of Lands vs. Intermediate Appellate Court, 16 SCRA 509 (1986) 
  6. Susi vs. Razon and Director of Lands, 48 Phil. 424 (1925) 
  7. Republic vs. Court of Appeals, et al., 168 SCRA 77 (1988) 
  8. Director of Forestry vs. Villareal, 170 SCRA 598 (1989) 
  9. Unduran vs. Aberasturi, G.R. No. 181284, October 20, 2015 and April 18, 2017 
  10. Engr. Ben Lim v. Gamosa, G.R. No. 193964, December 02, 2015
  11. Cruz and Europa vs. NCIP [G.R. No. 135385.  December 6, 2000
  12. Merida vs. People, 554 SCRA 366 
  13. Momongan vs. Judge Omipon, 242 SCRA 332 
  14. Monge vs. People, 548 SCRA 42 
  15. Rodolfo Tigoy vs. CA, 492 SCRA 539 
  16. Dagudag vs. Paderanga, 555 SCRA 217 
  17. Calub vs. CA, 331 SCRA 55 
  18. Mustang Lumber, Inc. vs. CA, 257 SCRA 430 
  19. Paat vs. Court of Appeals, 266 SCRA 167 
  20. Roldan vs. Arca, 65 SCRA 336 
  21. Hizon vs. CA, 265 SCRA 517 
  22. People vs. Vergara, 270 SCRA 624 
  23. Laguna Lake Development Authority (LLDA) vs. CA, et al., 231 SCRA 292 
  24. LLDA vs CA, 251 SCRA 42 
  25. Metro Iloilo Water District vs. CA, 454 SCRA 249 
  26. Amistoso vs. Ong, 130 SCRA 228 
  27. Miners vs. Factoran, January 16, 1995 
  28. Asaphil vs. Tuason, 488 SCRA 126, 2006 
  29. Atok-Big Wedge Mining Co., Inc. vs. CA 193 SCRA 70 
  30. Didipio Earth-Savers’ Multi-Purpose Association vs. Gozun, 485 SCRA 586 
  31. Consolidated Decision on:
    1. Celestial Nickel Mining Exploration Corporation vs. MacroAsia Corporation, et al. (GR 169080)
    2. Blue Ridge Mineral Corporation vs. DENR Secretary Angelo Reyes, et al. (GR 172936)
    3. Celestial Nickel Mining Exploration Corporation vs. Blue Ridge Mineral Corporation and MacroAsia (GR 176226)
    4. MacroAsia vs. Blue Ridge and Celestial (GR 176319), promulgated on  December 19, 2007 
  32. La Bugal-B’laan  vs. Ramos, 421 SCRA 148 
  33. Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co vs. WMC Resources, 507 SCRA 315 
  34. Republic v. Rosemoor, 426 SCRA 517 
  35. Benguet Corp. vs DENR, 545 SCRA 196 
  36. Francisco M. Tatad vs. The Secretary of the Department of Energy, et. al.  (G.R. No. 124360, November 5, 1997) 
  37. Province of Rizal vs Executive Secretary, G.R. No. 129546, December 13, 2005   
  38. Nuclear Free Philippines Coalition, et al., vs. National Power Corporation, G.R. No. 70632.  February 11, 1986; Lorenzo M. Tanada, et al., vs. Philippine Atomic Energy Commission, et al.   
  39. Citizens for a Green and Peaceful Camiguin, Sulog, Inc., et al. Vs. King Energy Generation, Inc., Environmental Management Bureau of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Barangay Balbagon of Mambajao, Camiguin, Municipal Goverment of Mambajao, Provincial Government of Camiguin, and Camiguin Electronic Cooperative (CAMELCO),G.R. No. 213426. June 29, 2021  

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