The petitioners filed a motion for a writ of execution, claiming the private respondent failed to pay the amount specified in their compromise agreement within the stipulated period. The private respondent opposed the motion, saying she had complied with the terms of the compromise agreement and asked the court to direct the petitioners to transfer ownership of two parcels of land to her.
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The petitioners filed a motion for a writ of execution, claiming the private respondent failed to pay the amount specified in their compromise agreement within the stipulated period. The private respondent opposed the motion, saying she had complied with the terms of the compromise agreement and asked the court to direct the petitioners to transfer ownership of two parcels of land to her.
The petitioners filed a motion for a writ of execution, claiming the private respondent failed to pay the amount specified in their compromise agreement within the stipulated period. The private respondent opposed the motion, saying she had complied with the terms of the compromise agreement and asked the court to direct the petitioners to transfer ownership of two parcels of land to her.
PILAR DE GUZMAN, ROLANDO GESTUVO, and MINERVA GESTUVO, petitioners, vs. THE HON. COURT OF APPEALS, THE HON. JUDGE PEDRO JL. BAUTISTA, Presiding Judge of the Court of First Instance of Rizal, Branch III, Pasay City, and LEONIDA P. SINGH, respondents. Barredo, Reyno & Tomacruz Law Office for petitioners. Adriano T. Bruno for private respondent.
FACTS: 1. Petitioner’s/Plaintiff’s claim/s (no more than 3 sentences) The petitioners filed a motion for the issuance of a writ of execution, claiming that the private respondent had failed to abide by the terms of the compromise agreement and pay the amount specified in their compromise agreement within the period stipulated.
2. Respondent’s/Defendant’s claim/s (no more than 3 sentences) The private respondent opposed the motion, saying that she had complied with the terms and conditions of the compromise agreement and asked the court to direct the petitioners to comply with the court's decision and execute the necessary documents to affect the transfer of ownership of the two parcels of land in question to her.
CASE 11 [G.R. No. L-52733. July 23, 1985.] PILAR DE GUZMAN, ROLANDO GESTUVO, and MINERVA GESTUVO, petitioners, vs. THE HON. COURT OF APPEALS, THE HON. JUDGE PEDRO JL. BAUTISTA, Presiding Judge of the Court of First Instance of Rizal, Branch III, Pasay City, and LEONIDA P. SINGH, respondents. Barredo, Reyno & Tomacruz Law Office for petitioners. Adriano T. Bruno for private respondent.
FACTS: 1. Petitioner’s/Plaintiff’s claim/s (no more than 3 sentences) The petitioners filed a motion for the issuance of a writ of execution, claiming that the private respondent had failed to abide by the terms of the compromise agreement and pay the amount specified in their compromise agreement within the period stipulated.
2. Respondent’s/Defendant’s claim/s (no more than 3 sentences) The private respondent opposed the motion, saying that she had complied with the terms and conditions of the compromise agreement and asked the court to direct the petitioners to comply with the court's decision and execute the necessary documents to affect the transfer of ownership of the two parcels of land in question to her.
Petitioner vs. vs. Respondents Romeo J. Callejo Poblador, Nazareno, Azada, Tomacruz & Paredez Law O Ces Neptali Gonzales & Associates F.B. Santiago & Associates