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JBC accepts applicants for CA posts

Evelyn Macairan - The Philippine Star
March 15, 2015 | 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines — The Judicial and Bar Council (JBC) yesterday announced it is accepting applications for four associate justice positions in the Court of Appeals (CA).

The JBC said two posts in the appellate court have been vacated by the retirement of Associate Justice Rebecca de Guia-Salvador on Jan. 21 and the demise of Associate Justice Michael Elbinias on Nov. 26, 2014.

Two more CA posts will be vacated when Associate Justices Hakim Abdulwahid and Isaias Dicdican retire from office on June 12 and July 4, respectively.

Those interested should submit their applications to the JBC on or before March 24.                              

ASSOCIATE

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE MICHAEL ELBINIAS

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE REBECCA

ASSOCIATE JUSTICES HAKIM ABDULWAHID AND ISAIAS DICDICAN

COURT OF APPEALS

GUIA-SALVADOR

JAN

JBC

JUDICIAL AND BAR COUNCIL

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