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part 2 by: remy rose a. alegre1 part 1 discussed money claims based on final arbitral awards against the philippine government. in this issue, the author will discuss the coa’s authority to review final arbitral awards. coa’s authority to review. part 1 by: remy rose a. alegre1 as a general rule, government funds and properties may not be seized under writs of execution or garnishment to satisfy judgment awards. this is based on obvious considerations of public policy. disbursements of. the philippine dispute resolution center, inc. (pdrci) is inviting participants to its 16th commercial arbitration training seminar (cats) on november 19 to 23, 2018 to be held at the university of the philippines college of law, 14th drive, university parkways,.. supreme court decides 20-year dispute despite rtc’s lack of jurisdiction. by ricky a. sabornay in a minute resolution dated november 22, 2017 in i.m. bongar & co., inc. v. alcatel phils., inc., the supreme court affirmed the decisions of the regional trial court (“rtc”) and the court of appeals on.. the changing landscape of international arbitration and mediation: perspective from singapore, april 22, 2015. the panel of speakers, from left, engr. salvador p. castro, jr., chair, pdrc mediation committee, ms. maricef valderrama, counsel, singapore international arbitration centre, ms. eunice chua, deputy chief executive officer, singapore international mediation centre, and. 10th pdrc commercial arbitration training seminar, november 23 to 26, 2015. pdrc president greg s. navarro (third from left) presiding over the meeting of the board of trustees. pdrc chairman atty. miguel b. varela greets members during the 2015 general membership meeting held in august. © 2018 philippine dispute resolution center inc. all rights reserved