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Civil cases in the philippines on settlement for ear injury, tinnitus, or temporary hearing loss

Requested from DOJ by G. Zita at 12:07 PM on Apr 09, 2022.
Purpose: I intend to file a similar civil case
Date of Coverage: 01/01/2000 - 04/09/2022
Tracking no: #DOJ-651259889227

Zita 12:07 PM, Apr 09, 2022 

Good day.

I am Gizelle Anne Zita, 30 years of age, a taxpayer resident of 70B Road 3, Project 6, Quezon City.

Recently, as a client of a business, I suffered an ear burn injury (diagnosis: acute otitis external with temporary hearing loss and tinnitus) due to the negligence of the business.

I wish to pursue a civil case to cover medical expenses and moral damages. To do this, I would like to request for copies of the Decisions for cases referring to injury particularly "Tinnitus", "Acute Otitis Externa", "Acute Otitis Media", or "Temporary Hearing Loss" favoring the victim.

Dulin 09:04 AM, Apr 11, 2022 

April 11, 2022

Dear Gizelle Anne Zita,

Greetings!

Thank you for your request dated Apr 09, 2022 12:07:44 PM under Executive Order No. 2 (s. 2016) on Freedom of Information in the Executive Branch.

Your Request

You asked for Civil Cases in the Philippines regarding the settlement for ear injury, tinnitus, or temporary hearing loss.

Response to Request

Please be informed that court decisions are not under the jurisdiction of the DOJ. The DOJ is under the Executive branch of government which handles the prosecution of criminal cases while courts and court decisions are under the Judicial branch of government overseen by the Supreme Court (SC). For more information about the SC, please e-mail them at pio@sc.judiciary.gov.ph.

On another note, we can legally assist you through our DOJ Action Center (DOJAC). You can coordinate with our DOJAC at dojac@doj.gov.ph or (02)8-521-2930.
 
Thank you,

FOI Receiving Officer

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