Superseded. This article no longer states how a decision of the Commission is taken up for review. Rule 43 of the Rules of Court governs appeals from the Employees’ Compensation Commission, and directs them to the Court of Appeals, not to the Supreme Court on certiorari. The text below is reproduced as originally enacted, for reference only. Do not count the ten-day period it gives. Check Rule 43 and take advice on the deadline that actually applies before it runs.
Text of the provision
Art. 181. Review. Decisions, orders or resolutions of the Commission may be reviewed on certiorari by the Supreme Court on question of law upon petition of an aggrieved party within ten (10) days from notice thereof.
Labor Code of the Philippines, Presidential Decree No. 442, as amended. Reproduced in full from the official enactment and verified against the LawPhil and ChanRobles renderings.
What this article means
Decisions, orders or resolutions of the Commission may be reviewed on certiorari by the Supreme Court on questions of law, on petition by an aggrieved party filed within ten (10) days from notice.
Questions about this provision
Related provisions
- Article 180 — Settlement Of Claims And Appeal.
- Article 183 — Employer Pays The Contributions.
A note on article numbers. The articles of the Labor Code have been administratively renumbered, so the same provision is often cited under a different number. Supreme Court decisions write both, in the form “Article 297 [282]” — the new number first, the original in brackets. The text on this page is published under its original number, which is the numbering both source texts use. When citing, check which numbering your source follows.
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