Supreme Court decision · Criminal Law

People of the Philippine Islands v. A. A. Addison

G. R. No. 40831 · Promulgated May 21, 1934

In brief

This case is about the affirmation with modification of a judgment by the Court of First Instance under Act 4103, adopting a minimum sentence of six months, and remanding the case.

Sentencing, Act 4103, Court of First Instance, Judgment, Remand

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[ G. R. No. 40831, May 21, 1934 ]

THE PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, PLAINTIFF AND APPELLEE VS. A. A. ADDISON, DEFENDANT AND APPELLANT.

D E C I S I O N

J. STEVENS-ACTING CLERK OF COURT

This court having regularly acquired jurisdiction for the trial of the above-entitled cause submitted by both parties for decision,after consideration thereof by the Court upon the record, its decision and order for the judgment having been filed on the ________4th________day of ________May________, A. D. nineteen hundred and _________thirty-four________;

By virtue thereof it is hereby adjudged and decreed that the order of the Court of the First Instance of ___________Rizal________, dated the __________18th__________ day of __________October____________, nineteen hundred and ___________thirty-three____________, and from which the above-entitled appeal was taken, be, and the same is hereby, affirmed with the modification that under the provisions of Act 4103, a minimum sentence of six months is adopted, with costs de oficio.

It is further ordered that the said cause be remanded to the Court of First Instance.