Ventnor Navigation, Inc. (Ventnor); and issued the writ of certiorari, thereby, annulling and setting aside theResolution[4] dated 28 April 2005 and Resolution[5] dated 30 June 2005 of the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC), and ordering the latter to dismiss NLRC CA No. 04105304 [NLRC-NCR OFW Case No. (M)03-10-2649-00] entitled Marciano Masangcay vs. Trans-Global Maritime Agency, Inc., and/or Michael Estaniel and Ventnor Navigation, Inc.   The factual antecedents of the present petition are:   Ventnor is a foreign company based in Liberia and engaged in maritime commerce. It is represented in the Philippines by its manning agent, and corespondent herein, Trans-Global, a corporation organized and existing under Philippine laws.   On 2 September 2002, petitioner Marciano Masangcay (Masangcay) was hired by Ventnor, through its manning agent, Trans-Global, as an oiler on M/T Eastern Jewel, an oil tanker. His employment was to run for a period of seven (7) months; and he was to receive, inter alia, a basic monthly salary of US$445.00.[6]   Twenty-one days later, or on 23 September 2002, while on board M/T Eastern Jewel, Masangcay noticed a reddish discoloration of his urine upon micturation (urination). This happened several times and later became associated with bouts of left lower abdominal pain radiating to the loin area.[7]   Docking at the nearest port, on 4 October 2002, Masangcay was brought to the Fujairah Hospital, Fujairah, United Arab Emirates, because of lower abdominal pain and left loin pain of ten (10) days duration with difficulty in urinating.[8] The attending physician at said hospital diagnosed him to be suffering from renal failure due to multiple renal stones on the left kidney with bilateral hydronephrosis with dilation of ureters and pelvicalyceal system. [L]eft nephrostomy or better removal of the right pelvi-ureteric calculus[9] was the recommended treatment but Masangcay refused surgical intervention and insisted on being repatriated back to the Philippines instead.   Upon his arrival in Manila on 7 October 2002, Masangcay was immediately referred to Trans-Globals designated physician, Dr. Mary Ann D.