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    Rafael vs. Embroidery

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    The petitioner challenged the constitutionality of Republic Act No. 3137, which created the Embroidery and Apparel Control and Inspection Board (EACIB) and provided that government officials from the Bureau of Customs, Central Bank, Department of Commerce and Industry, and National Economic Council would be members. The Supreme Court ruled that including government officials on the EACIB did not violate the constitutional provision prohibiting government officials from holding two positions, as the duties of the government positions related directly to the functions of the EACIB regarding importation of raw materials. The Court upheld the constitutionality of the law.

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    The petitioner challenged the constitutionality of Republic Act No. 3137, which created the Embroidery and Apparel Control and Inspection Board (EACIB) and provided that government officials from the Bureau of Customs, Central Bank, Department of Commerce and Industry, and National Economic Council would be members. The Supreme Court ruled that including government officials on the EACIB did not violate the constitutional provision prohibiting government officials from holding two positions, as the duties of the government positions related directly to the functions of the EACIB regarding importation of raw materials. The Court upheld the constitutionality of the law.

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    The petitioner challenged the constitutionality of Republic Act No. 3137, which created the Embroidery and Apparel Control and Inspection Board (EACIB) and provided that government officials from the Bureau of Customs, Central Bank, Department of Commerce and Industry, and National Economic Council would be members. The Supreme Court ruled that including government officials on the EACIB did not violate the constitutional provision prohibiting government officials from holding two positions, as the duties of the government positions related directly to the functions of the EACIB regarding importation of raw materials. The Court upheld the constitutionality of the law.

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    Rafael vs. Embroidery

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    The petitioner challenged the constitutionality of Republic Act No. 3137, which created the Embroidery and Apparel Control and Inspection Board (EACIB) and provided that government officials from the Bureau of Customs, Central Bank, Department of Commerce and Industry, and National Economic Council would be members. The Supreme Court ruled that including government officials on the EACIB did not violate the constitutional provision prohibiting government officials from holding two positions, as the duties of the government positions related directly to the functions of the EACIB regarding importation of raw materials. The Court upheld the constitutionality of the law.

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    Rafael vs. Embroidery and Apparel Control and Inspection Board 21 SCRA 336, Sept 29.

    1967
    Facts: In 1961, Republic Act No. 3137 was passed. This law created the Embroidery and Apparel Control and Inspection
    Board (EACIB). Section 2 thereof also provided that the members of the Board shall be composed of Bureau of Customs,
    Central Bank, Department of Commerce and Industry, National economic council, and Private sectors. The petitioner ask
    to invalidate the RA 3137, due the provision in the law which provides the composition of the board.
    Issue: WON the Members of EACIB those who are holding government position are violating the provision under the Sec
    13 Art. 7?
    Ruling: No, the bureau performs functions which have direct relation to the importation of the raw materials. The Court
    said that the RA3137 does not contradict the provion on the sec13, and therefore declared constitutional.

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