Practice question
A covered assisted compromise requires payment by a specified date, but the obligor fails to comply. It invokes finality to argue that no competent body may ever address noncompliance. Which is sound?
- Finality automatically authorizes breach.
- The statute expressly preserves noncompliance as an exception to the stated jurisdictional bar.
- An unpaid obligation is conclusively paid by signing.
- The obligee loses every enforcement route.
- A settlement’s due date can never matter.
Legal references
- Labor Code, as amended, Articles 233 [227], 239 [233] and 292(b) [277(b)]: https://lawphil.net/statutes/presdecs/pd1974/pd_442_1974.html
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