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THIRD DIVISION

|RODOLFO J. SERRANO, |G.R. No. 187698 |
| Petitioner, | |
| |Present: |
| | |
| |CARPIO MORALES, J., Chairperson, |
| - versus - |BRION, |
| |BERSAMIN, |
| |ABAD,* and |
| |VILLARAMA, JR., JJ. |
| | |
|SEVERINO SANTOS TRANSIT and/or SEVERINO SANTOS, |Promulgated: |
| Respondents. | |
| |August 9, 2010 |

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