In re: Atty. Jose Principe, Bar Matter No.

543, 20 September 20, 1990

There is no such thing as retirement in the IBP as understood in labor law. A lawyer, however,
may terminate his bar membership after filing the required verified notice of termination with
the Secretary of the Integrated Bar.

CIRCULAR NO. 13-90.

CIRCULAR NO. 13-90

TO: THE COURT OF APPEALS,

SANDIGANBAYAN, COURT OF
TAX
APPEALS,
REGIONAL
TRIAL
COURTS,
SHARI'A
DISTRICT
COURTS,
METROPOLITAN
TRIAL
COURTS, MUNICIPAL TRIAL
COURTS
IN
CITIES,
MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURTS,
MUNICIPAL CIRCUIT TRIAL
COURTS,
SHARI'A
CIRCUIT
COURTS
AND
THE
INTEGRATED BAR OF THE
PHILIPPINES
SUBJECT:
VOLUNTARY
TERMINATION
OF
MEMBERSHIP IN THE BAR OF
ATTY. JOSE PRINCIPE.
For the information and guidance
of
all
concerned,
quoted
hereunder
is
the
dispositive
portion of Resolution of the
Court En Banc dated
September
20, 1990, in Bar Matter No.
543, Re: Voluntary Termination of
Membership in the Bar of Atty.
Jose Principe, to wit:
"WHEREFORE, there being due
compliance by said attorney with
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termination of membership in the
IBP, and considering his reasons
therefor, the Court Resolved toAPPROVE the request of Atty. Jose
Principe and hereby ORDERS that
he be dropped from the Roll of
Attorneys. xxx"
Manila, October 16, 1990.