Policy Guidelines on the Acceptance/Processing of Cases Filed by or Against Contractors Not Licensed by PCAB
CIAC Resolution No. 06-04 establishes policy guidelines for handling cases involving unlicensed contractors in the Philippines. The Construction Industry Arbitration Commission (CIAC) is empowered to adjudicate disputes under Executive Order No. 1008, while the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB) regulates contractor licensing under Republic Act No. 4566. The resolution allows individuals with revoked or newly acquired licenses to file complaints or counterclaims, but unlicensed contractors cannot initiate cases or claim affirmative relief unless specific conditions are met. These guidelines aim to align the procedures of CIAC with the licensing requirements of PCAB and will take effect fifteen days after publication.
Quick Answers
- What is Policy Guidelines on the Acceptance/Processing of Cases Filed by or Against Contractors Not Licensed by PCAB about?
- CIAC Resolution No. 06-04 establishes policy guidelines for handling cases involving unlicensed contractors in the Philippines. The Construction Industry Arbitration Commission (CIAC) is empowered to adjudicate disputes under Executive Order No. 1008, while the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB) regulates contractor licensing under Republic Act No. 4566. The resolution allows individuals with revoked or newly acquired licenses to file complaints or counterclaims, but unlicensed contractors cannot initiate cases or claim affirmative relief unless specific conditions are met. These guidelines aim to align the procedures of CIAC with the licensing requirements of PCAB and will take effect fifteen days after publication.
- What type of law is CIAC Resolution No. 06-04?
- Policy Guidelines on the Acceptance/Processing of Cases Filed by or Against Contractors Not Licensed by PCAB (CIAC Resolution No. 06-04) is a Philippine Other Rules and Procedures enacted by the Congress of the Philippines.
- When was Policy Guidelines on the Acceptance/Processing of Cases Filed by or Against Contractors Not Licensed by PCAB enacted?
- Policy Guidelines on the Acceptance/Processing of Cases Filed by or Against Contractors Not Licensed by PCAB (CIAC Resolution No. 06-04) was enacted on Jun 25, 2004.
- What is the citation for Policy Guidelines on the Acceptance/Processing of Cases Filed by or Against Contractors Not Licensed by PCAB?
- Policy Guidelines on the Acceptance/Processing of Cases Filed by or Against Contractors Not Licensed by PCAB, CIAC Resolution No. 06-04, Jun 25, 2004 (Philippines)
Law Information
- Reference Number
- CIAC Resolution No. 06-04
- Date Enacted
- Category
- Other Rules and Procedures
- Subcategory
- Construction Industry
- Jurisdiction
- Philippines
- Enacting Body
- Congress of the Philippines
Full Law Text
June 25, 2004
CIAC RESOLUTION NO. 06-04
POLICY GUIDELINES GOVERNING THE ACCEPTANCE/PROCESSING OF CASES FILED BY OR AGAINST CONTRACTORS NOT LICENSED BY THE PHILIPPINE CONTRACTORS ACCREDITATION BOARD
WHEREAS, the Construction Industry Arbitration Commission (CIAC), created by virtue of Executive Order No. 1008 otherwise known as the Construction Industry Arbitration Law, is vested with the original and exclusive jurisdiction over disputes arising from construction contracts entered into by the parties in the Philippines; DSCIEa
WHEREAS, the Philippine Contractors Accreditation Board (PCAB), created under Republic Act No. 4566, otherwise known as the Contractors License Law, is tasked to insure that only licensed contractors are allowed to engage in construction activities in the Philippines within the scope and field of his classification(s);
WHEREAS, there have been a number of construction disputes involving unlicensed contractors and individuals engaged in construction contracting;
WHEREAS, the CIAC has, in the past accepted/processed complaints filed by or against unlicensed contractors;
WHEREAS, there is a need to reconcile the laws governing the CIAC and the PCAB, with respect to the treatment of cases where one of the parties is not a licensed contractor as defined by R.A. 4566 and its IRR;
WHEREAS, Sections 6 and 21 of Executive Order No. 1008 empowers the CIAC to enunciate policies and prescribe rules and procedures for construction arbitration and to formulate necessary rules and procedures for construction arbitration;
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ARBITRATION COMMISSION, by virtue of the powers vested in it by law, do hereby RESOLVES, as it hereby RESOLVED, to promulgate the following policy guidelines to govern the acceptance/processing of cases whereby one of the parties is an unlicensed contractor, to wit:
1. Complainant:
a. If during the implementation of the subject contract, the claimant-contractor has a valid contractor's license but at the time of the filing of the case, the same has been revoked, cancelled, suspended or delisted by the PCAB, the claimant shall be allowed to file the case and shall be entitled to pray for affirmative relief.
b. If at the time of contract implementation the claimant-contractor has no contractor's license issued by the PCAB, but has been, thereafter, issued a valid PCAB license, or has filed an application for license he shall likewise be allowed to file a case, assert his claims and pray for affirmative relief.
c. Except under the conditions stated in par. a hereof, if the claimant-contractor has no valid contractor's license or at the time of filing the case, the claimant shall not be allowed to file a case at the CIAC.
2. Respondent:
a. If during the implementation of the subject contract, the respondent-contractor has a valid contractor's license but at the time of the filing of the case, the same has been revoked, cancelled, suspended or delisted by the PCAB, the respondent shall be allowed to file his counterclaims and pray for affirmative relief.
b. If at the time of contract implementation the respondent-contractor has no contractor's license issued by the PCAB, but has been, thereafter, issued a valid PCAB license, or has filed an application for license, he shall likewise be allowed to file his counterclaims and pray for affirmative relief.
c. Except under the conditions stated in par. a hereof, if the respondent-contractor has no valid contractor's license at the time of filing of the case with the CIAC, the respondent shall be allowed to file his answer and defend himself but he shall not be allowed to file his counterclaims or pray for affirmative relief.
3. These policy guidelines shall take effect fifteen days from receipt by the U.P. Law Center, Office of the National Administrative Register and shall cover all cases filed upon its effectivity. EcDATH
UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.
25 June 2004, Makati City. BenchStat
THE COMMISSION
(SGD.) SEDFREY A. ORDOÑEZChairman
(SGD.) ISAAC S. DAVIDMember
Cite This Law
Policy Guidelines on the Acceptance/Processing of Cases Filed by or Against Contractors Not Licensed by PCAB, CIAC Resolution No. 06-04, Jun 25, 2004 (Philippines)
Policy Guidelines on the Acceptance/Processing of Cases Filed by or Against Contractors Not Licensed by PCAB, CIAC Resolution No. 06-04 (Phil. 2004)
Related Laws
- Ordering Moratorium on Acceptance and Processing of Applications for New Regular License of CooperativesPCAB Board Resolution No. 273-11 • Apr 7, 2011 • Other Rules and Procedures
- Approving the Guidelines for Licensing of Quadruple A or "AAAA" Category Contractors Pursuant to PCAB Resolution No. 79, S. 2017CIAP Board Resolution No. 11-17 • Mar 27, 2017 • Other Rules and Procedures
- Setting Policy on Incomplete Applications for License/Registration for Government ProjectsPCAB Resolution No. 549-B-08 • Jul 2, 2008 • Other Rules and Procedures
- Guidelines for the Licensing of Category Quadruple A Contractors (Board Resolution No. 079, Series of 2017)Board Resolution No. 079, s. 2017 • Mar 27, 2017 • Other Rules and Procedures
- Resolution on the Non-Acceptability of Temporary PCAB License as an Eligibility RequirementGPPB Resolution No. 10-2019 • Apr 22, 2019 • Other Rules and Procedures
- Approving Revised Guidelines for Blacklisting of Manufacturers, Suppliers, Distributors, Contractors and ConsultantsGPPB Resolution No. 40-17 • Dec 21, 2017 • Other Rules and Procedures
Browse More Other Rules and Procedures
Explore other laws in the Other Rules and Procedures category.
View All Other Rules and ProceduresNeed Help Understanding This Law?
Ask our AI assistant to explain provisions, implications, or related laws.
Ask AI About This Law