The Board has noted, in the course of hearing complaints against operators who allegedly violated the terms and conditions of their certificates of public convenience, that the addresses given to the Board by these operators are wrong, or otherwise, incomplete.  Such misrepresentation creates undue delay in the hearing of these complaints, as well as frustrates the processes of the Board.

Accordingly, in view of this misrepresentation, any operator found to have given to the Board a wrong or incomplete address where summons, show cause orders and other processes of the Board may be served, or who otherwise fails to inform the Board of its new address within seventy-two (72) hours from date of transfer shall be subject to the penalty of cancellation of the certificate of public convenience, unless it can be shown that the misrepresentation or omission is not intentional or done in good faith.  In which case, the order of cancellation shall be set aside.

All other issuances or parts thereof which are inconsistent herewith, are therefore modified or superseded accordingly to conform with this new directive.

This circular shall take effect fifteen (15) days after the filing of three (3) copies hereof with the UP Law Center, pursuant to Presidential Memorandum Circular No. 11 dated 09 October 1992.

Adopted: 09 October 1992

(SGD.) DANTE M. LANTIN Chairman
(SGD.) VIGOR D. MENDOZA II Board Member	(SGD) REMEDIOS G. BELLEZA Board Member