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People of the Philippines vs. Owen Marcelo Cagalingan and Beatriz B. Cagalingan

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Case number: G.R. No. 198664

Division: PH Supreme Court First Division

Date of decision: Nov 23, 2016

Year of decision: 2016

Nature of the case: ILLEGAL RECRUITMENT

MRO Case Type

Estafa
Illegal recruitment
Money claims
Trafficking in persons

Summary of outcome: The Court found the accused spouses guilty of illegal recruitment in large scale and three (3) counts of Estafa under Article 315(2)(a) of the Revised Penal Code.

It was proven that the accused spouses were not licensed or authorized to engage in recruitment activities. The spouses induced, offered, and promised complainants that they would be employed in Macau, China for two (2)years, in exchange for fees. The complainants were made to believe that the accused were capable of sending them to Macau for work.

Observatory: Migrant Workers Rights

Ponente: BERSAMIN, J.

Notes: The acts complained of took place in Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines.

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