i know that the courts are not 100% clean. but if we are talking about the SC jurisprudence on the old Lahug airport, any lawyer could say it's fair and square.
yeah, me too.
it's not always that way.
as already explained earlier: "When land has been acquired for public use in fee simple, unconditionally, EITHER BY THE EXERCISE OF EMINENT DOMAIN OR BY PURCHASE, the former owner retains no rights in the land, and the public use may be abandoned, or the land may be devoted to a different use, without any impairment of the estate or title acquired, or any reversion to the former owner."
read my highlighted post above...
actually, ma uli man unta ang lot kung naay stipulation sa expropriation nga conditionality in case di na gamiton for public use or the original intention. sumala pa sa ubang tag-iya sa lots in the old Lahug airport, nka repurchase man cla, pero except lang sa case kang V. Chiongbian.
to give more detailed explanation:
"Finally, CHIONGBIAN cannot invoke the modified judgment of the Court of Appeals in the case of Republic of the Phils vs. Escaņo, et. al. where her co-defendants, Mamerto Escaņo, Inc., Milagros Urgello and Maria Atega Vda. De Deen entered into separate and distinct compromise agreements with the Republic of the Philippines wherein they agreed to sell their land subject of the expropriation proceedings to the latter subject to the resolutory condition that in the event the Republic of the Philippines no longer uses said property as an airport, title and ownership of said property shall revert to its respective owners upon reimbursement of the price paid therefor without interest. MCIAA correctly points out that since CHIONGBIAN did not appeal the judgment of expropriation in Civil Case No. R-1881 and was not a party to the appeal of her co-defendants, the judgment therein cannot redound to her benefit. And even assuming that CHIONGBIAN was a party to the appeal, she was not a party to the compromise agreements entered into by her co-defendants. A compromise is a contract whereby the parties, by making reciprocal concessions, avoid litigation or put an end to one already commenced. Essentially, it is a contract perfected by mere consent, the latter being manifested by the meeting of the offer and the acceptance upon the thing and the cause which are to constitute the contract. A judicial compromise has the force of law and is conclusive between the parties and it is not valid and binding on a party who did not sign the same. Since CHIONGBIAN was not a party to the compromise agreements, she cannot legally invoke the same.
let's note that while the repurchase by Chiongbian was dismissed, the gov't was still made to pay her the amt she deserved. pero kabaw ka, namintaha man gud pud cya sauna. gusto cya mka kwarta to which she doesn't deserve at all. gusto niya mabayran cya sa current value amounting to millions of pesos during that time w/c the courts found unjustifiable. call that greed also.
what happened to the old Lahug airport did not only happen during the term of Gwen or Pablo. It happened even before Lito O. The lots were expropriated and transferred to RP, then to MCIAA, then to JPDVC...
there's nothing of this topic to even speak of money laundering. do u even know what money laundering is?
unya nka kita na ba diay kag road nga gi widen unya later on gipagamay ug balik sa original? i don't think so. LOLs
i know, but this SC jurisprudence doesn't need a legal genius to understand it. i'm not even a lawyer.
but let's limit ourselves to this old Lahug airport topic. i can't seem to see any palusot for this matter. otherwise, nahimo na unta ni ug controversy or scandal and all over the news or even the internet. wa man lage.
all we get nowadays are just gossips and rumors based on half-truths. nahug rag pang daut bah. could be coming from the CHiongbians themselves. or perhaps from the Osmenas who are drooling over the IT Asiatown w/ envy.
let's also remember that sometime ago, Brgy Luz and Brgy Lahug were fighting over the jurisdiction of the IT park. The former is Tomas' political ally, while the latter is not.




