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FORM 1-SCC
__________________________,
Plaintiff, vs. Civil Case No. ______ ______ ____
For: _______________________
__________________________,
Defendant.
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STATEMENT OF CLAIM
(HABLA NG PAGSINGIL)
NATURE OF BUSINESS:
(Uri ng Negosyo)
BANKING LENDING
(Bangko) (Pagpapautang)
OTHERS/PLEASE INDICATE________________________
(Iba pang uri ng negosyo)
*Note: If you need more space, you can write at the back of this Form.
(*Tala: Kung kailangan mo ng karagdagang patlang, maaari mong isulat sa
likod ng Form na ito.)
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(c) How did you compute the money owed to you? (Do not include
court costs or fees)
___________________________________________________.
(Paano mo kinuwenta ang salaping inutang sa iyo?) [Hindi kasama
ang bayad sa pagpapatala sa hukuman.]
3. (a) Did you ask the defendant to pay you before you filed this case?
(Siningil mo ba ang Hinahabla bago ka nagsampa ng kasong ito?)
Yes No
(Oo) (Hindi)
If no, explain:
________________________________________________
(Kung hindi, ipaliwanag)
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(b) How did you ask the defendant?
Paano mo siningil ang Hinahabla?)
In person By phone
(Sa kanya mismo) (Sa telepono)
In writing Others (please specify) ______
(Sa sulat) (Iba pa) [pakisulat kung paano]
6-A. How many small claims cases have you filed within this
calendar year prior to this present case, in this court station and
in the entire country: _____
(Pang ilang kaso na itong isinampa mo sa loob ng kasalakuyang
taon sa korte na ito at sa buong bansa?)
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7. By the filing of this action, plaintiff hereby waives any amount in excess
of P200,000.00, excluding interest and costs.
(Sa pagsampa ng kasong ito, ang Naghahabla ay isinusuko ang
anumang halaga na higit sa P200,000.00, hindi kasama ang tubo at
gastos sa pagsampa ng kasong ito.)
PRAYER
(PAGSAMO)
______________________
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY (Para PLAINTIFF
sa Opisyal na gamit lamang)
- To be accomplished by the Branch Clerk of Court-
(Naghahabla)
1. Cause of action
Check
Promissory Note
Contract
Oral Written
Barangay Agreement
Others (Please specify):
_________________________________.
VERIFICATIONAND CERTIFICATIONAGAINST
NON-FORUM SHOPPING, SPLITTING A SINGLE
CAUSE OF ACTION AND MULTIPLICITY OF SUITS
on oath, state:
2. That I have not commenced any action or proceeding involving the same
issue or subject matter, and specifically the same check/s in the Supreme
Court, the Court of Appeals or any other tribunal or agency, particularly
before the Office of the City Prosecutor of _______________________
; that to the best of my knowledge, no such action or proceeding is
pending in the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals or any other tribunal
or agency, and that, if I should learn thereafter that a similar action or
proceeding has been filed or is pending before these courts or tribunal or
agency, I undertake to report that fact to the Court within five (5) days
therefrom.
3. That the filing of this case is not in violation of the rule against splitting
a single cause of action or multiplicity of suits.
4. That I knowingly and voluntarily waive and forego the institution of any
criminal complaint for Violation of Batas Pambansa Blg. 22 against the
defendant herein based on the same check/s subject matter of this Small
Claims Complaint.
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______________________
Affiant
______________________
NOTARY PUBLIC
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FORM 2-SCC
_____________________________,
Plaintiff,
vs. Civil Case No. ________________
For: _______________________
_____________________________,
Defendant.
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SUMMONS
TO: _________________________
_____________________________
_____________________________
GREETINGS:
You are hereby required, within ten (10) days from receipt of this Sum-
mons, to file with this Court and serve on plaintiff, your verified Response to
the attached Statement of Claim. The form of the required Response is
attached hereto.
You are required to submit with your Response certified copies of
docu-ments as well as affidavits of any witness to stand as your evidence in
this case. You must present the original document/s on the day of hearing.
A motion to dismiss is prohibited and shall not be entertained. Any
ground for dismissal should be included in your Response. Likewise, motions
for bill of particulars and for extension to file pleadings, affidavits or any
other paper are prohibited.
Your failure to respond within the 10-day period AND TO APPEAR AT
THE HEARING OF THIS CASE will authorize the Court to render judgment.
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_________________________
BRANCH CLERK OF COURT
_____________________________,
Plaintiff,
vs. Civil Case No. ________________
For: _______________________
_____________________________,
Defendant.
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RESPONSE
(SAGOT)
Defendant/s state/s:
(c) If it is the plaintiff who owes defendant money, how much and when
did this happen?
(Kung ang Naghahabla ang siyang may utang na salapi sa
Hinahabla, magkano at kailan ito nangyari?)
_________________________________________________.
_________________________________________________. If
no specific date, estimate the time period:
(Kung walang tiyak na petsa, ibigay ang tantiyang panahon)
Date started _______________
(Petsa nagsimula)
Through__________________
(Hanggang)
(d) How did you compute the money owed you? (Do not include court
costs or fees for service.)
(Paano mo kinuwenta ang salaping pagkakautang sa iyo?) (Huwag
isama ang filing fees at bayad sa serbisyo.)
_________________________________________________.
_________________________________________________.
2. If plaintiff owes you money, did you ask plaintiff to pay you?
(Kung ang Naghahabla ay siyang may pagkakautang sa iyo, siningil mo
ba siya?)
If yes, how?
(Kung oo, paano?)
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____ Actual Damages for the value of the loss suffered by the filing of
the case P _______________.
(Bayad para sa aktwal na pinsalang idinulot ng pagsampa ng
kaso)
________________________
DEFENDANT
(Hinahabla)
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__________________________________,
Plaintiff,
vs. Civil Case No. ________
For: _________________
__________________________________,
Defendant.
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NOTICE OF HEARING
(ABISO NG PAGDINIG)
YOUR CASE IS SET for hearing before the Presiding Judge of this
Court on _______________________ at _______________.
__________________________, Philippines.
_______________________________
Branch Clerk of Court
(Sangay na Kawani ng Hukuman)
__________________________________,
Plaintiff,
__________________________________,
Defendant.
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PLAINTIFF’S RETURN/MANIFESTATION
_____________________
PLAINTIFF
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FORM 5-A-SCC
__________________________________,
Plaintiff,
PLAINTIFF’S RETURN/MANIFESTATION
_____________________
PLAINTIFF
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FORM 6-SCC
__________________________________,
Plaintiff,
1. I am a resident of ___________________;
Other reliefs just and equitable under the premises are likewise prayed
for.
______________________
PLAINTIFF
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FORM 7-SCC
_______________________________
Principal
_______________________________
Agent
(ACKNOWLEDGMENT)
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FORM 8-SCC
__________________________________,
Plaintiff,
JOINT MOTION
(FOR DISMISSAL)
Other reliefs just and equitable under the premises are likewise prayed
for.
(place) , (date) .
_____________________ _____________________
Plaintiff Defendant
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_____________________ _____________________
Plaintiff Defendant
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FORM 9-SCC
__________________________________,
Plaintiff,
3. The parties agree that the approval of this agreement by the Court
shall put an end to this litigation, except for purposes of execution in case of
default.
(place) , (date) .
___________________ ______________________
Plaintiff Defendant
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FORM 10-SCC
__________________________________,
Plaintiff,
DECISION
(BASED ON COMPROMISE AGREEMENT)
The parties are hereby ordered to faithfully comply with the terms and
conditions of the agreement.
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WHEREFORE, judgment is hereby rendered approving the
Compromise Agreement and the parties are ordered to comply with the terms
and conditions, as follows:
SO ORDERED.
(place) , (date) .
________________________
Presiding Judge
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FORM 11–SCC
DECISION
This is a small claims action for (state which of the claims or demands
below is the subject of the action filed):
[For money owed under any of the following:
1. Contract of lease
2. Contract of loan
3. Contract of services
4. Contract of sale
5. Contract of mortgage; or
For liquidated damages arising from contracts;
The enforcement of a barangay amicable settlement or an arbitration
award involving a money claim covered by this Rule pursuant to
Section 417 of Republic Act 7160, otherwise known as The Local
Government Code of 1991.]
Plaintiff alleges that (state material allegations and prayer in the
Statement of Claim).
Defendant alleges that (state reasons for denial of the claim and other
material allegations in the Response including counterclaims, if any).
On (date), both parties appeared during the hearing conducted by (state
name of Judge who conducted the dispute resolution. State whether parties
appeared personally or through a specially authorized representative.)
Considering the failure of the parties to arrive at any settlement of the
dispute, this court proceeded with the hearing of the case which was
terminated on _________________.
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(place) , (date) .
____________________
Presiding Judge
Copy furnished:
All parties
Office of the Clerk of Court of ____________
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FORM 12-SCC
__________________________________,
Plaintiff,
_______________________
Plaintiff/Defendant
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NOTICE OF HEARING
Please be notified that the undersigned will submit the foregoing motion
for the consideration and approval of the Court on _________________
at ______________.
(place) , (date) .
_____________________
Plaintiff/Defendant
Republic of the Philippines
MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT
Cavite City
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COMPLAINT
PLAINTIFF, by counsel, and unto this Honorable Court, most respectfully
allege: THAT
1. Plaintiff is of legal age, Filipino, with residence and postal address at 777 Heaven
St., San Antonio, Cavite City where she may be served notices and other court
processes;
2. Respondent is of legal age, Filipino, with residence and postal address at 518 VC
Apartments M. Gregorio St., San Antonio, Cavite City;
3. Plaintiff is the absolute owner and lessor of that certain apartment situated in Cavite
City and now leased ad occupied by the respondent;
4. Pursuant to the lease contract (Exhibit A) executed by the plaintiff and the
respondent dated October 28, 2015, the respondent is obliged to pay a monthly rental
payment of P10,000.00 to the plaintiff;
5. A stipulation in the said lease contract provides that in case of default by the lessee
of the payment of the rent such as when the checks are dishonored, the plaintiff at
its option may terminate this contract and eject the lessee;
6. On January 28, 2016, the plaintiff tried to encash BPI Check No. 25613
corresponding to the rental payment for the month of January but the same was
dishonored due to insufficiency of funds;
7. On the same day, plaintiff informed the respondent that the latter’s check was
dishonored and demanded that formed be paid in cash instead but the respondent
failed to do so;
8. On February 28, 2016, the plaintiff tried to encash BPI Check No. 25614
corresponding to the rental payment for the month of February but the same was also
dishonored due to insufficiency of funds;
9. On the same day, plaintiff again went to the respondent and demanded for the
payment of the two dishonored checks and for respondent to vacate the premises but
respondent failed to tender payment and refused to vacate the premises;
10. On March 15, 2016, plaintiff, with assistance of a counsel, sent a formal demand
letter (Exhibit B) to the respondent giving him ten days to make his rental payment
and vacate the premises
11. On March 25, 2016, at the expiration of the ten-day grace period given by the
plaintiff, the respondent still has not made his payment and consistently refused to
vacate the apartments;
12. Until now, respondent still refuse to vacate and restore possession and pay his
rentals.
13. Thus, respondent is unlawfully withholding possession of the subject apartment
from the plaintiff despite last and final demand, to the damage and prejudice of the
plaintiff;
14. Before filing this complaint, the dispute has been referred to the Lupong
Tagapamayapa of Cavite City but the respondent failed to appear, hence, no
amicable settlement was made (Exhibit C).
PRAYER
WHEREFORE, premises considered, it is most respectfully prayed of this
Honorable Court that after due notice and hearing, judgment be rendered in favor of
Plaintiff:
1. For the restitution of the abovementioned apartment;
2. For the payment of TWENTY THOUSAND PESOS (P20,000.00), Philippine
currency, representing the arrears of rent now overdue;
3. To pay the cost of the suit
Other reliefs just and equitable under the premises are likewise prayed for.
Cavite City, Philippines, March 31, 2016.
I, MICHELLE A. VALE CRUZ, of legal age, after having been duly sworn
in accordance with law, depose and state that:
1. I am a plaintiff in the above-stated case;
2. I caused the preparation of the foregoing complaint;
3. I have read the contents thereof and the facts stated therein are true and correct of
my personal knowledge and/or on the basis of copies of documents and records in
my possession;
4. I have not commenced any other action or proceeding involving the same issues
in the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, or any other tribunal or agency;
5. To the best of my knowledge and belief, no such action or proceeding is pending
in the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, or any other tribunal or agency;
6. If I should thereafter learn that a similar action or proceeding has been filed or is
pending before the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, or any other tribunal or
agency, I undertake to report that fact within five (5) days therefrom to this
Honorable Court.
Roll of Attorney_______
IBP No.________
PTR No._______
Republika ng Pilipinas
MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT
Lungsod ng Cavite
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REKLAMO
NAGSASALITA, sa pamamagitan ng tagapayo, at sa Kagalang-galang na
Hukuman na ito, sa buong paggalang na sinasabi: IYON
1. Ang nagsasakdal ay nasa legal na edad, Filipino, na may tirahan at postal address
sa 777 Heaven St., San Antonio, Cavite City kung saan siya ay maaaring maghatid
ng mga abiso at iba pang proseso ng hukuman;
2. Nasa legal na edad ang respondent, Filipino, na may tirahan at postal address sa
518 VC Apartments M. Gregorio St., San Antonio, Cavite City;
3. Ang nagsasakdal ay ang ganap na may-ari at nagpapaupa ng partikular na
apartment na iyon na matatagpuan sa Cavite City at ngayon ay inuupahan ang ad
na inookupahan ng respondent;
4. Alinsunod sa kontrata sa pag-upa (Exhibit A) na isinagawa ng nagsasakdal at ng
respondent na may petsang Oktubre 28, 2015, obligado ang respondent na
magbayad ng buwanang bayad sa pag-upa na P10,000.00 sa nagsasakdal;
5. Ang isang takda sa nasabing kontrata sa pag-upa ay nagsasaad na kung sakaling
hindi mabayaran ng nangungupahan ang pagbabayad ng upa tulad ng kapag ang
mga tseke ay hindi pinarangalan, ang nagsasakdal sa opsyon nito ay maaaring
wakasan ang kontratang ito at paalisin ang lessee;
6. Noong Enero 28, 2016, sinubukan ng nagsasakdal na i-encash ang BPI Check No.
25613 na naaayon sa bayad sa pag-upa para sa buwan ng Enero ngunit ito rin ay
hindi pinarangalan dahil sa kakulangan ng pondo;
7. Sa parehong araw, ipinaalam ng nagsasakdal sa respondent na ang tseke ng huli ay
hindi pinarangalan at hiniling na bayaran ang nabuo sa halip na cash ngunit nabigo
ang respondent na gawin ito;
8. Noong Pebrero 28, 2016, sinubukan ng nagsasakdal na i-encash ang BPI Check
No. 25614 na naaayon sa bayad sa pag-upa para sa buwan ng Pebrero ngunit ito rin
ay hindi pinarangalan dahil sa kakulangan ng pondo;
9. Noong araw ding iyon, muling nagtungo ang nagsasakdal sa respondent at hiningi
ang pagbabayad ng dalawang dishonored na tseke at lisanin ng respondent ang
lugar ngunit nabigo ang respondent na magbayad at tumanggi na lisanin ang lugar;
10. Noong Marso 15, 2016, ang nagsasakdal, sa tulong ng isang abogado, ay nagpadala
ng isang pormal na demand letter (Exhibit B) sa respondent na nagbibigay sa kanya
ng sampung araw upang bayaran ang kanyang rental at lisanin ang lugar;
11. Noong Marso 25, 2016, sa pagtatapos ng sampung araw na palugit na ibinigay ng
nagsasakdal, hindi pa rin nagbabayad ang respondent at patuloy na tumatanggi na
lisanin ang mga apartment;
12. Hanggang ngayon, tumatanggi pa rin ang respondent na lisanin at ibalik ang pag-
aari at bayaran ang kanyang mga inuupahan.
13. Kaya, labag sa batas na ipinagkakait ng respondent ang pagmamay-ari ng paksang
apartment mula sa nagsasakdal sa kabila ng huli at huling kahilingan, sa pinsala at
pagkiling ng nagsasakdal;
14. Bago ihain ang reklamong ito, ang hindi pagkakaunawaan ay isinangguni sa
Lupong Tagapamayapa ng Lungsod ng Cavite ngunit nabigong humarap ang
respondent, kaya naman, walang maayos na pag-aayos (Exhibit C).
PANALANGIN
KAYA, ang mga lugar na isinasaalang-alang, ito ay lubos na magalang na
idinadalangin ng Kagalang-galang na Hukuman na pagkatapos ng nararapat na
paunawa at pagdinig, ay ibigay ang hatol na pabor sa Nagsasakdal:
1. Para sa pagsasauli ng nabanggit na apartment;
2. Para sa pagbabayad ng DALAWAMPUNG LIBONG PESOS (P20,000.00),
pera ng Pilipinas, na kumakatawan sa atraso ng upa na overdue na;
3. Upang bayaran ang halaga ng suit
Ang iba pang mga kaluwagan na makatarungan at patas sa ilalim ng lugar ay
ipinagdarasal din.
Lungsod ng Cavite, Pilipinas, Marso 31, 2016.
________________
Michelle A. Vale Cruz
Kayelyn Lat
NOTARY PUBLIC para sa Cavite
Commission Serial No.______
Hanggang Disyembre 31, 2016.
Roll of Attorney_______
IBP No.________
PTR No._______
Doc No. __
Pahina Blg__
Book No.__
Serye ng___
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
Ninth Judicial Region
Branch ___
Pagadian City
COMPLAINT
Comes Now, Plaintiff through undersigned counsel, unto the Honorable Court,
most respectfully states and avers: THAT-
4. Plaintiff is the true and registered owner of a parcel of land situated in Purok
Riverside, Balangasan District, Pagadian City covered by Transfer
Certificate of Title No. T-4,465 consisting of an area of ONE HUNDRED
EIGHTY (180) square meters; (hereto attached and marked as Annex “B”,
(“B-1”, “B-2” and “B-3”) is the copy of the Certified True Copy of TCT No.
T-4,465)
5. The present assessed value of the subject parcel of land is Six Thousand
Three Hundred Pesos (P 6,300.00) as can be gleaned from the present tax
declaration of the same under Tax Declaration No. 2K9-002930; (hereto
attached as Annex “C” is copy of said tax declaration for reference)
6. The subject parcel of land was declared in the name of the Plaintiff for tax
purposes since 1980 under Tax Declaration No. 1631; (copy of Tax
Declaration No. 1631 is hereto attached and marked as Annexes “D” and
“D-1”;
7. Plaintiff has been paying the real property taxes of the subject parcel of land
since 1980 up to the present as evidenced by the certification issued by the
Office of the City Treasurer of Pagadian City dated 6 November 2017;
(hereto attached and marked as Annex “E”;
8. Since Plaintiff had no immediate need of the subject parcel of land, the
former allowed Defendant and her family to occupy the same with the
condition that the latter shall vacate the subject parcel of land after demand
is made upon them by the Plaintiff; (hereto attached and marked as Annexes
“F” and “F-1” is the affidavit of Miguel Alvar Bernante for reference)
9. Sometime in year 2012, Plaintiff demanded from the Defendant and her
family to vacate the said subject property but the latter refused and still
continue to occupy the said property;
10. Sometime in year 2016, the said subject lot was gutted by fire including the
house erected thereon. As a result thereof, Plaintiff, through his son, decided
to cordon the area and instructed the Defendant and her descendants to
vacate the premises, however, the latter refused to turn over the property and
instead constructed a house thereat; (pictures of the wreckage of the property
after the fire incident is hereto attached for reference and marked as Annexes
“G”, “G-1”, “G-2”, “G-3”, “G-4” and “G-5”);
12. On 18 July 2016, Plaintiff thru a lawyer demanded the Defendant to cease
and desist from further constructing a house in the said subject property as
herein Defendant continued to construct and build a house thereat. The
demand letter was delivered to the thru the Office of the Barangay of
Barangay Balangasan, Pagadian City; (A copy of the demand letter, pictures
depicting the construction of the house, and the affidavit of the Barangay
Messenger are hereto attached for reference and marked as Annexes “I”,
“J”(“J-1”, “J-2”, “J-3”, and J-4”) and “K” respectively);
13. A case for unlawful detainer was already been instituted by the Plaintiff
against herein Defendant which was docketed with Civil Case No. 2599. The
case was dismissed by the Court in favor of the Defendant for, accordingly,
failure of the Plaintiff to bring the action personally before the Lupon
Tagapamayapa for the conciliation proceedings;
14. After the dismissal of the case, another demand letter was sent to the
Defendant demanding her to vacate the subject parcel of land with the
assistance of the Office of the Barangay of Barangay Balangasan,
unfortunately, this time, Defendant refused to receive the demand letter; (
hereto attached and marked as Annex “L” is the copy of the demand letter
dated 15 December 2017)
15. By reason thereof, Plaintiff was constrained to send a demand letter by way
of registered mail, but was returned unserved for “ Party Out No One to
Received” . Another demand letter was again sent by way of registered mail
but likewise returned unserved for the same reason;
16. Despite numerous demands for her and her family to vacate, Defendant has
remained in illegal possession of the said land up to the present and still
retain such possession;
17. Defendant has been in possession over the parcel of land without any legal
right. In fact, it is herein Plaintiff who is paying the annual real property
taxes of the subject parcel of land. Defendant is enjoying the possession over
the same to the prejudice of the registered owner of the parcel of land,
considering that Plaintiff despite wanting to ;
18. The reasonable rental of the land is Php 3,000.00 per month;
20. A person who occupies the land of another at the latter’s tolerance or
permission without any contract between them, is necessarily bound by an
implied promise that he will vacate upon demand (Yu v. De Lara, supra cited
in Sumulong v. Court of Appeals, G.R. No. 108817, May 10, 1994);
21. Due to unjust refusal of the Defendant to vacate and return the said land to
the Plaintiff, the latter was considered to endorse the said matter to his legal
counsel for the filling of an appropriate action in court and incurred
attorney’s fees in the amount of Php 50, 000.00 and the amount of Php 2,
500.00 per court hearing;
22. This action is being filed within a period of two (2) years from the demand
on Defendant to vacate the said property.
23. That the plaintiff is entitled to the relief demanded and the whole or part of
such relief consist in ordering the defendant to deliver to the plaintiff
possession of the land subject of this case which is described under
paragraph 4 of the complaint;
25. That the plaintiff is able and willing to put up an injunction bond in the sum
fixed by this Honorable court, executed in favor of the defendant to the effect
that the plaintiff will pay all damages which defendant may suffer as a result
of the injunction if the court should finally decide that plaintiff is not entitled
thereto.
PRAYER
2. Ordering the defendant his servants and those residing and working under
them to vacate Lot No. 1451-B and to deliver possession thereon to the plaintiff;
3. To pay the plaintiff the sum of P2,000.00 a month until such time that the
land Lot No. 1451-B is delivered to the plaintiff;
VERIFICATION/CERTIFICATION
OF NON-FORUM SHOPPING
3. That I further certify that I have not commenced any other action
involving the same issues before the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals or any
division thereof or any tribunal or agency; and to the best of my knowledge
no such action is pending before the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals or any
division thereof or any tribunal or agency;
4. That in the event that any action involving the same should be
made known, I hereby bind myself to report the same within five (5) days
from knowledge thereof to this Honorable Court.
LUKE DEIDER
Plaintiff
NOTARY PUBLIC
Doc. No.
Page No.
Book No.__
Series of
Republika ng Pilipinas
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
Ikasiyam na Rehiyong Hudikatura
Sangay ___
Pagadian City
REKLAMO
1. Nasa legal na edad ang nagsasakdal, may asawa, at residente ng Paglaum II,
Tuburan District, Pagadian City;
10. Noong taong 2016, natupok ng apoy ang nasabing subject lot kasama na ang
bahay na itinayo sa ibabaw nito. Bilang resulta nito, nagpasya ang
Nagsasakdal, sa pamamagitan ng kanyang anak, na i-cordon ang lugar at
inutusan ang Nasasakdal at ang kanyang mga inapo na lisanin ang lugar,
gayunpaman, tumanggi ang huli na ibalik ang ari-arian at sa halip ay nagtayo
ng bahay doon; (mga larawan ng pagkasira ng ari-arian pagkatapos ng
insidente ng sunog ay nakalakip dito bilang sanggunian at minarkahan bilang
Annexes "G", "G-1", "G-2", "G-3", "G-4" at " G-5”);
11. Dahil dito, nakuha ng Nagsasakdal ang isang kopya ng Notice of Illegal
Construction na inisyu ng Office of the Building Official, Pagadian City, na
may petsang 11 July 2016. Sa notice na iyon, pinayuhan ang Defendant na
ihinto ang pagtatayo ng bahay sa subject property. . (Ang isang kopya ng
nasabing paunawa ay nakalakip dito para sa sanggunian at minarkahan
bilang Annex "H");
14. Matapos ang pagbasura ng kaso, isa pang demand letter ang ipinadala sa
Defendant na humihiling sa kanya na lisanin ang subject parcel of land sa
tulong ng Office of the Barangay of Barangay Balangasan, sa kasamaang
palad, sa pagkakataong ito, ang Defendant ay tumanggi na tumanggap ng
demand letter; ( dito kalakip at minarkahan bilang Annex “L” ang kopya ng
demand letter na may petsang 15 December 2017)
15. Dahil dito, napilitan ang Nagsasakdal na magpadala ng isang demand letter
sa pamamagitan ng rehistradong koreo, ngunit ibinalik nang hindi naihatid
para sa "Party Out No One to Received" . Ang isa pang demand letter ay
muling ipinadala sa pamamagitan ng rehistradong koreo ngunit ibinalik din
nang hindi naihatid para sa parehong dahilan;
22. Ang aksyon na ito ay inihahain sa loob ng dalawang (2) taon mula sa
kahilingan ng Nasasakdal na lisanin ang nasabing ari-arian.
PANALANGIN
LUKE
DEIDER
Nagsasakdal
Dok. Hindi.
Pahina Blg.
Book No.__
Serye ng
Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
7th Judicial Region
Branch 26, Cebu City
LUKE DEIDER
Plaintiff
CIVIL CASE NO.
-versus- For: Collection of a Sum of
Money with Damages
ARIANNE SANTOS and
SURIGAO ISLAND SALES
CORPORATION (SISC)
Defendant
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COMPLAINT
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is a creditor of SISC for brevity for a sum of money amounting to
Twenty-five Million Four Hundred Thousand Pesos
(PhP25,400,000.00), among others, and made an undertaking that a
Promissory Note in favor of plaintiff shall be executed to secure the
latter's creditor position in SISC. This promissory note is to be the joint
obligation of SISC and the defendant;
12. That the plaintiff has paid for litigation expenses amounting
already to Six Million Three Hundred Twenty Thousand Pesos
(PhP 6,320,000.00)
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13. That by reason of defendant’s unjustified acts as well as
bad faith and intentional refusal to pay his overdue obligation, Plaintiff
is entitled to the award of moral damages in the amount of One
Million (P1,000,000.00);
PRAYER
Other reliefs just and equitable under the premises are likewise
prayed for.
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SABDULLAH VILLABLANCA ESCANO DAYAGBIL LAW
(SVEDLAW)
Counsel for the Plaintiff
SVEDLAW TOWER, Cebu Business Park (Ayala), 6000, Cebu City
Roll No’s. 76430; 76431; 76432;7624
IBP No’s. 352980; 342149; 198260; 102879
All dated: March-02-05
MCLE Compliance No’s.11-02432527, 12-03045727, 13-20143817,
14-43043587
Telephone No. : (032) 253-4990, Fax No. : (032) 254-3497
Email-address: SVEDLAW@gmail.com
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VERIFICATION/CERTIFICATION
OF NON-FORUM SHOPPING
4. That in the event that any action involving the same should
be made known, I hereby bind myself to report the same within five
(5) days from knowledge thereof to this Honorable Court.
LUKE DEIDER
Plaintiff
NOTARY PUBLIC
Doc. No.
Page No.
Book No.
Series of
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Republic of the Philippines
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
7th Judicial Region
Branch 26, Cebu City
LUKE DEIDER
Nagsas
akdal CIVIL CASE NO.
-laban sa- Para sa: Collection of Sum of
Money with Damages
ARIANNE SANTOSat
SURIGAO ISLAND SALES
CORPORATION (SISC)
Nasasakdal
X -------------------------------------------------- X
REKLAMO
PANALANGIN
Pahina
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SABDULLAH VILLABLANCA ESCANO DAYAGBIL LAW
(SVEDLAW)
Tagapayo para sa Nagsasakdal
SVEDLAW TOWER, Cebu Business Park (Ayala), 6000, Cebu City
Roll No's. 76430; 76431; 76432;7624
IBP No. 352980; 342149; 198260; 102879
Lahat ng may petsang: Marso-02-05
MCLE Compliance No.11-02432527, 12-03045727, 13-20143817,
14-43043587
Numero ng Telepono : (032) 253-4990, Fax No. : (032) 254-3497
Email-address:SVEDLAW@gmail.com
Pahina
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VERIFICATION/CERTIFICATION
NG HINDI FORUM SHOPPING
LUKE DEIDER
Nagsasakdal
NOTARY PUBLIC
Doc No. _______
Pahina Blg_____
Book No.
Serye ng______
Pahina
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Pahina
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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
NATIONAL CAPITAL JUDICIAL REGION
BRANCH _________
JABBA D. HUTT,
Plaintiff,
JUDICIAL AFFIDAVIT
OF
DEFENDANT LEIA SKYWALKER-SOLO
PRELIMINARY STATEMENT
Defendant will also prove that the checks, allegedly issued for security
of the alleged loan, which is in her name, were not issued by her for
the said purpose.
Leia Skywalker-Solo
Affiant
SWORN ATTESTATION
JABBA D. HUTT,
Nagsasakdal,
JUDICIAL AFFIDAVIT
NG
NAGTATANGGOL na si LEIA SKYWALKER-SOLO
PAUNANG PAHAYAG
Leia Skywalker-Solo
Affiant
SUMUMPA NA PAGPAPATUNAY
ANSWER
(In re: Summons, Received on
xxx 2011)
I. ANSWER
2. Paragraphs 2 to 6 of the Complaint are denied for lack of knowledge or information sufficient to form a belief
as to the veracity or falsity thereof, the allegations therein being matters known only to, and are within the
control only, of the plaintiff.
4. Paragraph 10 of the Complaint is denied for lack of knowledge and information sufficient to form a belief as
to the veracity or falsity of the alleged amounts of attorney’s fees agreed upon between the plaintiff and her
lawyer. The said paragraph is likewise denied insofar as it alleges that the defendant has no basis or
justification to occupy the subject property, the truth being those alleged in the special and affirmative
defenses part herein below.
5. The title to and ownership in fee simple over the subject property is in the name of the Government Service
Insurance System (GSIS), its registered owner, and not the plaintiff. (See Annex “A”, Par. 3, Complaint).
6. The plaintiff is not “the owner” in fee simple of the subject property, contrary to her allegation in Par. 3 of
the Complaint.
7. The alleged Deed of Conditional Sale between the GSIS and the plaintiff is not annotated on the title on the
property. (See dorsal side of the title of the property, marked as Annex “A”, Par. 3, Complaint).
8. Although the GSIS has given the plaintiff the right of possession of the property under Par. 4 © of the Deed
of Conditional Sale (Annex “B”, Par. 4, Complaint), the plaintiff knew or was supposed to know or was
deemed by law to be obligated to know and to investigate the fact that at the time of her purchase of the
property, the xxx Family were in possession of the property and that it had a vested, beneficial and equitable
right thereto by reason of Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) executed in 1975 between its original
purchaser xxx, represented by xxx, on the one hand, and the matriarch of the xxx Family, i.e., xxx, on the
other.
A copy of the said MOA is attached as Annex “1”.
A copy of the Special Power of Attorney of xxx (1974) is attached as Annex “2” hereof.
9. Since 1975 up to the present time, the xxx Family has been in possession of the subject property by reason
of the said MOA. This fact was known to plaintiff when she investigated the background property until the
time she closed her purchase thereof with the GSIS. There is no proof that plaintiff had reported the real
situation of the property to the GSIS for a solution or amicable settlement between the parties prior to her
purchase thereof. Likewise, the GSIS did not send any investigator to investigate the situation of the
property prior to and at the time of its sale to the plaintiff. It did not issue any formal notice to the defendant
or the xxx Family about the impending attempt of the plaintiff to purchase the property. Had the xxx Family
been notified thereon, they would have taken urgent steps to acquire the same instead of the plaintiff.
10. In 2002, Sps. xxx, the parents of the herein defendant xxx, executed a Special Power of Attorney in favor
of the herein defendant, a copy of which is marked as Annex “3” hereof.
11. The defendant had answered the demanded letter, dated xxx 2011, of the plaintiff through a letter, dated
xxx 2011, of defendant’s counsel, a copy of which is attached as Annex “4” hereof. It requested plaintiff’s
lawyer for a special conference to discuss a serious extrajudicial compromise, without admission of guilt on
the part of the defendant. It was not formally answered by the plaintiff.
12.GSIS is an (if not “the”) indispensable party in the suit being the registered owner in fee simple of the subject
property. The ownership rights of plaintiff under her unannotated Deed of Conditional Sale with the GSIS
are merely inchoate and contingent. The Complaint shows no Board Resolution from the Board of Trustees
of the GSIS empowering the plaintiff to sue the defendant in behalf of the GSIS in the instant case.
13.By reason of the abuse of right committed by the plaintiff and by reason of the instant precipitate and
unfounded suit, the defendant was constrained to hire the services of a lawyer to defend his rights and
interests for a professional fee of P20,000.00 plus P3,000.00 per court appearance;
14.Similarly, the plaintiff’s unfounded suit has caused the defendant mental anguish and suffering and public
humiliation and embarrassment, for which the defendant claims moral damages of P100,000.00.
IV. PRAYER
WHEREFORE, premises considered, it is respectfully prayed that the parties be given ample time
to reach an amicable settlement before the xxx City Mediation Center; and that in case of a failure thereof,
and after trial, the complaint be dismissed for lack of merit and the defendant’s compulsory counterclaim be
granted, i.e.. attorney’s fees of P20,000.00 plus moral damages of P100,000.00, plus costs of suit.
The defendant respectfully prays for such and other reliefs as may be deemed just and equitable
in the premises.
xxx City, xxx 2011.
I, JUAN DELA CRUZ, of legal age, married, Filipino, and with postal address c/o 0123, Barangay xxx, xxx
Village, xxx, xxx City, under oath, depose:
I am the defendant in the foregoing case; that I caused the preparation of the foregoing Answer;
that I have read its contents; and that the same are true and correct of my own direct, personal knowledge.
Further, pursuant to Rule 7 of the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure and existing Supreme Court circulars, I
hereby certify that I have not heretofore commenced any other action or proceeding involving the same
issues in the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, or any other tribunal or agency; that to the best of my
knowledge, no such action or proceeding is pending in the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, or any
other tribunal or agency; and that if I should hereafter learn that other similar or related actions or
proceedings has been filed or is pending before the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, or any other
tribunal or agency, I undertake to report that fact within five (5) days therefrom to this court.
Xxx
Affiant/Defendant
SSS Member ID No.
xxx
Issued on xxx 1975
SUBSCRIBED and sworn to before me in xxx City on xxx 2011, the affiant showing his SSS Member
ID Card as stated above as competent proof of his identity.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Cc :
Atty. Xxx
Counsel for Plaintiff
xxx Rm. xxx
xxx Bldg.
Brgy. xxx, xxx City
Metro Manila
Reg. Rec. No.
Date PO
EXPLANATION
A copy of this pleading is served via registered mail, instead of via personal service, on the adverse
counsel due to the distance of his law office address and the lack of field staff of undersigned counsel at
this time.
ANSWER
(In re: Summons, Natanggap noong
xxx 2011)
I. ANSWER
4. Ang talata 10 ng Reklamo ay tinanggihan dahil sa kakulangan ng kaalaman at impormasyong sapat upang
bumuo ng isang paniniwala sa katotohanan o kamalian ng mga di-umano'y halaga ng mga bayad sa
abogado na napagkasunduan sa pagitan ng nagsasakdal at ng kanyang abogado. Ang nasabing talata ay
itinatanggi din sa kadahilanang ito ay nagsasaad na ang nasasakdal ay walang batayan o katwiran upang
sakupin ang paksang pag-aari, ang katotohanan ay ang mga pinaghihinalaang nasa espesyal at afirmative
defenses na bahagi dito sa ibaba.
5. Ang titulo at pagmamay-ari sa simple fee sa subject na ari-arian ay nasa pangalan ng Government Service
Insurance System (GSIS), ang rehistradong may-ari nito, at hindi ang nagsasakdal. (Tingnan ang Annex
“A”, Par. 3, Reklamo).
6. Ang nagsasakdal ay hindi "ang may-ari" sa simpleng bayad ng paksang ari-arian, salungat sa kanyang
paratang sa Par. 3 ng Reklamo.
7. Ang sinasabing Deed of Conditional Sale sa pagitan ng GSIS at ng nagsasakdal ay walang anotasyon sa
titulo sa ari-arian. (Tingnan ang dorsal side ng titulo ng property, na minarkahan bilang Annex “A”, Par. 3,
Reklamo).
8. Bagama't binigyan ng GSIS ang nagsasakdal ng karapatang magkaroon ng ari-arian sa ilalim ng Par. 4 ©
ng Deed of Conditional Sale (Annex “B”, Par. 4, Reklamo), alam o dapat alam ng nagsasakdal o itinuring
ng batas na obligadong malaman at imbestigahan ang katotohanan na sa panahon ng kanyang pagbili ng
ari-arian, ang xxx Pamilya ay nagmamay-ari ng ari-arian at na ito ay may vested, kapaki-pakinabang at
pantay na karapatan dito sa pamamagitan ng Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) na isinagawa noong
1975 sa pagitan ng orihinal na bumibili nito xxx, na kinakatawan ng xxx, sa isang banda, at ang matriarch
ng xxx Family, ibig sabihin, xxx, sa kabilang banda.
Ang kopya ng nasabing MOA ay kalakip bilang Annex “1”.
Ang isang kopya ng Espesyal na Kapangyarihan ng Abugado ng xxx (1974) ay nakalakip bilang Annex
"2" dito.
9. Mula noong 1975 hanggang sa kasalukuyan, ang xxx Family ay nagmamay-ari ng subject property dahil
sa nasabing MOA. Ang katotohanang ito ay nalaman ng nagsasakdal nang siya ay nag-imbestiga sa
background na ari-arian hanggang sa oras na isara niya ang kanyang pagbili nito sa GSIS. Walang patunay
na iniulat ng nagsasakdal ang tunay na sitwasyon ng ari-arian sa GSIS para sa isang solusyon o maayos
na kasunduan sa pagitan ng mga partido bago siya bumili nito. Gayundin, ang GSIS ay hindi nagpadala ng
sinumang imbestigador upang imbestigahan ang sitwasyon ng ari-arian bago at sa oras ng pagbebenta
nito sa nagsasakdal. Hindi ito nagbigay ng anumang pormal na paunawa sa nasasakdal o sa xxx Family
tungkol sa nalalapit na pagtatangka ng nagsasakdal na bilhin ang ari-arian. Kung ang xxx Family ay
naabisuhan tungkol doon, sila ay gumawa ng mga agarang hakbang upang makuha ang pareho sa halip
na ang nagsasakdal.
10. Noong 2002, si Sps. xxx, ang mga magulang ng nasasakdal dito xxx, ay nagsagawa ng Espesyal na
Kapangyarihan ng Abugado na pabor sa nasasakdal dito, ang kopya nito ay minarkahan bilang Annex “3”
dito.
11. Sinagot ng nasasakdal ang hinihinging liham, na may petsang xxx 2011, ng nagsasakdal sa pamamagitan
ng isang liham, na may petsang xxx 2011, ng abogado ng nasasakdal, ang kopya nito ay nakalakip bilang
Annex “4” dito. Hiniling nito ang abogado ng nagsasakdal para sa isang espesyal na kumperensya upang
talakayin ang isang seryosong kompromiso sa extrajudicial, nang walang pag-amin ng pagkakasala sa
bahagi ng nasasakdal. Hindi ito pormal na sinagot ng nagsasakdal.
12. Ang GSIS ay isang (kung hindi “ang”) kailangang-kailangan na partido sa demanda bilang ang rehistradong
may-ari sa simple fee ng subject na ari-arian. Ang mga karapatan sa pagmamay-ari ng nagsasakdal sa
ilalim ng kanyang hindi nabanggit na Deed of Conditional Sale kasama ang GSIS ay inchoate at contingent
lamang. Ang Reklamo ay nagpapakita ng walang Board Resolution mula sa Board of Trustees ng GSIS na
nagbibigay ng kapangyarihan sa nagsasakdal na idemanda ang nasasakdal sa ngalan ng GSIS sa agarang
kaso.
13. Dahil sa pang-aabuso ng karapatan na ginawa ng nagsasakdal at dahil sa agarang pag-usad at walang
batayan na demanda, napilitan ang nasasakdal na kumuha ng mga serbisyo ng isang abogado upang
ipagtanggol ang kanyang mga karapatan at interes para sa isang propesyonal na bayad na P20,000.00
plus P3,000.00 kada pagharap sa korte;
14. Katulad nito, ang walang batayan na demanda ng nagsasakdal ay nagdulot ng paghihirap at pagdurusa sa
pag-iisip ng nasasakdal at kahihiyan at kahihiyan sa publiko, kung saan ang nasasakdal ay nag-claim ng
moral damages na P100,000.00.
IV. PANALANGIN
KUNG SAAN, ang mga lugar na isinasaalang-alang, ito ay magalang na ipinagdarasal na ang mga
partido ay mabigyan ng sapat na panahon upang maabot ang isang mapayapang kasunduan sa harap ng
xxx City Mediation Center; at na kung sakaling mabigo ito, at pagkatapos ng paglilitis, ang reklamo ay i-
dismiss dahil sa kawalan ng merito at ang sapilitang sagot ng nasasakdal ay pagbigyan, ibig sabihin.
attorney's fees na P20,000.00 plus moral damages na P100,000.00, kasama ang mga gastos sa suit.
Ang nasasakdal ay magalang na nananalangin para sa ganoon at iba pang mga kaluwagan na
maaaring ituring na makatarungan at pantay sa lugar.
xxx Lungsod, xxx 2011.
Ako, si JUAN DELA CRUZ, nasa legal na edad, may-asawa, Filipino, at may postal address c/o 0123,
Barangay xxx, xxx Village, xxx, xxx City, sa ilalim ng panunumpa, pinatalsik:
Ako ang nasasakdal sa naunang kaso; na naging sanhi ako ng paghahanda ng naunang Sagot;
na nabasa ko ang nilalaman nito; at ang parehong ay totoo at tama sa aking sariling direkta, personal na
kaalaman.
Dagdag pa, alinsunod sa Rule 7 ng 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure at umiiral na mga sirkular ng Korte
Suprema, sa pamamagitan nito ay pinatutunayan ko na hindi pa ako nagsimula ng anumang iba pang
aksyon o paglilitis na kinasasangkutan ng parehong mga isyu sa Korte Suprema, Court of Appeals, o
anumang iba pang tribunal o ahensya; na sa abot ng aking kaalaman, walang ganoong aksyon o paglilitis
ang nakabinbin sa Korte Suprema, Court of Appeals, o anumang ibang tribunal o ahensya; at na kung
pagkatapos ay malalaman ko na ang iba pang katulad o nauugnay na mga aksyon o paglilitis ay isinampa
o nakabinbin sa Korte Suprema, Court of Appeals, o anumang iba pang tribunal o ahensya, sinisikap kong
iulat ang katotohanang iyon sa loob ng limang (5) araw mula doon sa hukuman na ito.
X xx
Affiant/Defendant
SSS Member ID No.
xxx
Inilabas noong xxx 1975
NAG-SUBSCRIBE at nanumpa sa harap ko sa xxx City noong xxx 2011, ang affiant na nagpapakita ng
kanyang SSS Member ID Card na nakasaad sa itaas bilang karampatang patunay ng kanyang
pagkakakilanlan.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Cc :
Ang isang kopya ng pagsusumamo na ito ay inihahatid sa pamamagitan ng rehistradong koreo, sa halip
na sa pamamagitan ng personal na serbisyo, sa adverse counsel dahil sa layo ng address ng kanyang
law office at kakulangan ng field staff ng undersigned counsel sa oras na ito.
PEDRO A. SANTOS,
Defendant.
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4. Paragraphs 14, 15, and 16 are specifically denied, the truth being
that the present action is well-founded in fact and in law, filed in
good faith to protect and vindicate the rights of the Plaintiff
violated by the Defendant; therefore, there is no basis whatsoever
1
for the Defendant to recover any damages, attorney’s fees nor
expenses of litigation from the Plaintiff;
II
PRAYER
By:
2
Copy furnished, in accordance with
Section 11, Rule 13 of the Revised
Rules of Court, by registered mail,
due to shortage of messengerial
services, to:
3
REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS
IKA-7 JUDICIAL REGION
MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT SA MGA LUNGSOD
Lungsod ng Cebu, Sangay 3
PEDRO A. SANTOS,
Nasasakdal.
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I.
II
PANALANGIN
ni:
ATTY. ALVIN Q.
VASQUEZ Clerk of Court
Municipal Trial Court sa mga Lungsod,
Cebu City, Branch 9,
3/F Qimonda IT Center,
Sergio Osmeña Boulevard,
Cebu City
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REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
DEPARMENT OF JUSTICE
OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL PROSECUTOR OF CAVITE
HALL OF JUSTICE COMPOUND, AGUINALDO HIGHWAY, IMUS CAVITE
ARACELI H. PURI,
Complainant,
DINA C. PEREZ,
Respondent,
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THOUSAND PESOS (P200,000.00) only gave the respondent the amount of
ONE HUNDRED FORTY THOUSAND PESOS (P140,000.00). Stating that the
amount of SIXTY THOUSAND PESOS (P60,000.00) was deducted to cover the
interest for THREE MONTHS (3), complainant justified such deduction as
being legal ;
5. That for the crime of estafa in general to exist, its basic element
of deceit, must have to be shown or proven. In the case at her, respondent
did not employ deception to complainant to acquire a loan. Complainant
know at the start of the transaction that what was used as a collateral for
the loan transaction was not yet in the name of respondent. Respondent
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was honest in so admitting it to the complainant. Why would she now claim
that respondent fake a title? It seems that complainant getting too far to
criminally induct respondent for a crime she did not commit. For sure,
contracting a loan is not a criminal offense. No law says that such act is
criminal.;
8. All told, the case for estafa be should be dismissed for lack of
legal and factual basis.;
Respectfully submitted,
DINA C. PEREZ
Affiant
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PABUAYA & SANTOS LAW OFFICE
Counsel for the Plaintiff
Room 204, CRM Building,
Escario cor. Molave Sts., Lahug,
Imus Cavite 6000
Telephone Number: (032) 253-1890 to 91 Fax Number: (032) 253-1892
E-mail Address: inquiry@pslawoffice.com
By:
Copy furnished, in accordance with Section 11, Rule 13 of the Revised Rules
of Court, by registered mail, due to shortage of messengerial services, to:
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REPUBLIKA NG PILIPINAS
DEPARMENT OF JUSTICE
OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL PROSECUTOR OF CAVITE
HALL OF JUSTICE COMPOUND, AGUINALDO HIGHWAY, IMUS CAVITE
ARACELI H. PURI,
Nagrereklamo,
DINA C. PEREZ,
Respondent,
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sumasagot gayunpaman, kinikilala ang kanyang pagkakautang. Sa
katunayan, ang respondent ay itinulak sa pader, dahil ang nagrereklamo
matapos pumayag na ipahiram ang halagang DALAWANG DAANG
LIBONG PESOS (P200,000.00) ay nagbigay lamang sa respondent ng
halagang ONE HUNDRED FORTY LIBONG PESOS (P140,000.00). Isinasaad na
ang halagang SIXTY THOUSAND PESOS (P60,000.00) ay ibinawas upang
masakop ang interes sa loob ng TATLONG BUWAN (3), ang nagrereklamo
ay nagbigay-katwiran sa naturang pagbawas bilang legal;
2
5. Na para umiral ang krimen ng estafa sa pangkalahatan, ang
pangunahing elemento ng panlilinlang, ay kailangang ipakita o
patunayan. Sa kaso sa kanya, ang respondent ay hindi gumamit ng
panlilinlang sa nagrereklamo upang makakuha ng pautang. Alam ng
nagrereklamo sa simula ng transaksyon na ang ginamit bilang collateral
para sa loan transaction ay wala pa sa pangalan ng respondent. Naging
tapat ang respondent kaya inamin ito sa nagrereklamo. Bakit niya ngayon
sasabihin na pekeng titulo ang respondent na iyon? Mukhang napakalayo
na ng nagrereklamo para gawing kriminal ang respondent para sa isang
krimen na hindi niya ginawa. For sure, hindi criminal offense ang
pagkontrata ng loan. Walang batas na nagsasabi na ang ganitong
gawain ay kriminal.;
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dapat na makatwiran at ginawa sa loob ng mga parameter ng pagiging
disente at moralidad;
Pinasa na may
paggalang,
DINA C. PEREZ
Affiant
ni:
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CORCUERA & OTADOY LAW OFFICE Counsel para sa
PlaintiffUnit 164, SCR Building, General Maxilom Avenue,
Imus Cavite 6000
5
Republic of the Philippines
Regional Trial Court
National Capital Judicial Region
Branch 96
Quezon City
JABBA D. HUTT,
Plaintiff
PRE-TRIAL BRIEF
(FOR THE PLAINTIFF)
a. Promissory note
2 De Jesus v. Court of Appeals, G.R. No. 127857, June 20, 2006, 491 SCRA 325, 334
3 Rules of Court, Rule 130 Sec. 3 (d)
4 Rules of Court, Rule. 131 Sec. 3 (d); (q)
5 Rules of Court, Sec. 4
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1. That the contract is an investment of the plaintiff to the
Trade Federation Inc.
II. WITNESSES
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Plaintiff reserves the right to present such other witnesses as
the need may arise in this case.
Exhibits/Documents Purpose
Annex “C”: Post Dated Checks These prove that checks were
issued.
Annex “E”: Copy of the BoardThis proves that the act of Hans
Resolution No. 14 Solo is not Ultra Vires as it was
authorized by a Board Resolution.
Annex “G”: Proof of Receipt ofThis proves that the demand to pay
Demand Letter was actually received by defendant
Solo. Thus, it serves as a notice on
the part of defendant Solo that he
has an outstanding debt.
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Annex “H”: Copy of the SecondThis proves the second demand to
Demand Letter Sent pay defendant Solo’s debt. This
also notified defendant Solo that
the checks bounced due to ‘Closed
Account’. This contains the proof
that Solo received this letter but
still, to no avail.
IV. ADMISSIONS
VI. ISSUES
Kevin Harris Co
ROLL OF ATTORNEYS NO. 32173
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Genie C. Morales
ROLL OF ATTORNEYS NO. 37125
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EXPLANATION
Edward L. Concepcion
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Republika ng Pilipinas
REGIONAL TRIAL COURT
4th Judicial Region
Branch 73 Antipolo
City, Rizal
x Mga nasasakdal. /
PRE-TRIAL BRIEF
(para sa nagsasakdal)
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RESOLUTION
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Ang nagsasakdal ay handang pumasok sa isang maayos na kasunduan; Gayundin,
kung naaangkop, handa ang nagsasakdal na isumite ang kaso sa alinman sa mga
alternatibong paraan ng paglutas ng hindi pagkakaunawaan;
KATOTOHANAN NG KASO
1. Ang pinag-uusapang ari-arian ay isang 500,000 square meter na lupa na may Lot
No. 258963 na matatagpuan sa Sitio Kaladkad, Barangay Inarawan, Antipolo
City.
6. Noong Agosto 2010, namatay ang aking ama sa kanyang cancer at sa kanyang
kalooban ay ipinaubaya sa aking pangalan ang lahat ng kanyang mga ari-arian.
Sa parehong buwan, dumating ako mula sa
Netherlands kung saan ako nagtrabaho bilang isang Engineer, upang ayusin ang
libing ng aking ama at ang mga ari-arian na naiwan ng aking ama. Pumunta ako
sa LRA para ilipat ang OCT sa aking pangalan at doon ko nalaman ang tungkol
sa pang-aagaw kay Robert Baratheon sa nasabing property;
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10. Na ang nagsasakdal ay dalawang beses na humiling sa nasasakdal na lisanin ang
lugar ng nabanggit na ari-arian ngunit ang huli ay tumanggi na gawin kaya sa
MGA SAKSI
Ang mga testigo na ihaharap ng mga petitioner ay ang mga sumusunod, viz:
DOCUMENTARY EXHIBITS
a. Photocopy ng Original Certificate Title no. 123456;
b. Birth Certificate ng Nagsasakdal;
c. Death Certificate ng Aerys Targaryen III;
d. Transfer Certificate Title no. 987654;
e. Mga sulat ng kahilingan na ipinadala sa mga Defendant Cerse Lannister at
Tommen Baratheon;
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a. Ang mga nauugnay na probisyon ng Civil Code of the Philippines, partikular,
Artikulo 428 na nagsasaad:
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ATTY. JORAH MORMONT
Tagapayo para sa Nagsasakdal
MORMONT LAW OFFICE
Unit A, 172 ML Quezon Street, Barangay San Roque, Antipolo City, Rizal
Kopyahin na ibinigay:
Cersei Lannister
#128, Casterly Rock St.,
WBaersatnegrlaayndMsaSyaumbdoitv,isAionntip
, olo City
Tommen Baratheon#128,
Casterly Rock St.,
Westerlands Subdivision,
Barangay Mayamot, Antipolo City
Daenerys Targaryen
#300, Pyramid St., Meereen Village, Barangay
Malanday, Marikina City
PALIWANAG
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