Practice question
A party invokes Grecia-Cuerdo to claim that the CTA can review every RTC interlocutory order in an unrelated purely private family-property case. No tax jurisdiction exists. Is the citation sufficient?
- Yes, because every property dispute is a tax case.
- Yes, because the CTA has universal appellate jurisdiction.
- Yes, because interlocutory orders abolish subject-matter limits.
- No, because the CTA never has certiorari power.
- No. The holding is tied to cases within the CTA's appellate jurisdiction.
Legal references
- City of Manila v. Grecia-Cuerdo, G.R.175723, February4 2014, main decision; https://lawphil.net/judjuris/juri2014/feb2014/gr_175723_2014.html
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