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JurisprudenceG.R. NO. 156573 -

G.R. NO. 156573 - MICRONESIA RESOURCES, DYNACOM SHIELD SHIPPING LTD. AND SINGA SHIP MANAGEMENT, A. S., VS. FABIOLO CANTOMAYOR.D E C I S I O N - Supreme Court E-Library

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RA 190RA 248,
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WHEREFORE, judgment is hereby rendered dismissing the complaint for lack of merit. However, respondents are ordered to pay complainant the amount of US$20,900 pertaining to grade 7 disability benefits. [8] Micronesia, et al. did not appeal from the foregoing award.

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WHEREFORE, judgment is hereby rendered dismissing the complaint for lack of merit. However, respondents are ordered to pay complainant the amount of US$20,900 pertaining to grade 7 disability benefits. [8] Micronesia, et al. did not appeal from the foregoing award. It was only Cantomayor who filed an appeal with the NLRC, insisting that he be compensated for the permanent and total disability he suffered. The NLRC dismissed his Appeal in its November 29, 2001 Decision. His Motion for Reconsideration was also denied in NLRC Resolution dated January 31, 2002. Cantomayor filed a Petition for Certiorari which the CA granted in the September 13, 2002 Decision assailed herein, thus: WHEREFORE, premises considered, the present petition is hereby GIVEN DUE COURSE, and the writ prayed for, accordingly GRANTED. The assailed Decision dated November 29, 2001 and Resolution dated January 31, 2002 of the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) in NLRC NCR CA 027007-01 [OFW (M) 99-10-1799-00] are hereby REVERSED and SET ASIDE and a new one entered declaring petitioner to be suffering from a permanent and total disability justifying the grant in his favor of full benefits in accordance with law. In addition, attorney's fees equivalent to ten percent (10%) of the total monetary award herein is likewise granted to petitioner. No pronouncement as to costs. SO ORDERED.