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Practice question: Grandfather Rule

Multiple Choice Hard Jurisprudence

Practice question

Warranted tracing establishes that H1 owns sixty percent of applicant M and is eighty percent genuinely Filipino-owned. H2 owns the remaining forty percent and is fifty percent genuinely Filipino-owned. Assume these are independent paths and no nominee issue remains. Under a stipulated sixty-percent requirement, what is correct?
  1. Both corporate blocks must be treated wholly foreign
  2. Forty-eight plus twenty gives sixty-eight percent traced Filipino interest, satisfying the numerical threshold.
  3. Sixty plus forty proves one hundred percent Filipino
  4. Every holding below sixty percent must be ignored completely in proportional tracing
  5. The two fractions must be averaged without weighting their M stakes

Legal references

  • Narra Nickel Mining and Development Corp. v. Redmont Consolidated Mines Corp., G.R. No. 195580, January 28, 2015, main resolution: https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2015/jan2015/gr_195580_2015.html

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