1. REMEDIAL LAW; CIVIL PROCEDURE; PROVISIONAL REMEDIES; PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION; LIFTING OF THE WRIT OF PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION TO CONFORM TO THE STIPULATIONS OF A COMPROMISE AGREEMENT. — Where by virtue of a compromise agreement approved by the Court, the two properties in controversy were awarded to respondent, the petitioner, who is presently in possession of the certificates of title to these two properties, is ordered to deliver the same to the respondent upon the filing and approval of a bond answerable for whatever damages may be suffered by him in connection with his claim for attorney’s fees against his former client, by reason of the lifting of the preliminary injunction.

R E S O L U T I O N

In CIR Case No. 1859-MC — a petition for certification election — the respondent court, in its order of August 29, 1967, directed the holding — under its supervision — of a certification election in the Pasig and Balintawak plants of the respondent Philippine Blooming Mills Company.

The petition for certification election abovementioned was filed by respondent Philippine Labor Alliance Council (PLAC) to have itself declared the sole collective bargaining agent of the workers and employees of the respondent company at Pasig, Rizal. Acting thereon the respondent court, on January 3, 1967 directed the posting of appropriate notices t the premises of the respondent company.

Reyes, J.B.L., Makalintal, Zaldivar, Sanchez, Castro, Angeles and Fernando, JJ., concur.

Concepcion, C.J. and Bengzon, J.P., J., are on official leave, did not take part.