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ROBERTO M. MORADOS,
Plaintiff,
Defendants
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to form any reasonable belief as to the truthfulness or veracity thereof as well as
for reason of causes hereinafter indicated in his Special and Affirmative defenses;
10. While the petition was apparently grounded upon the premise that the
defendant had failed or refused to submit all the documentary requirements
needed to process his loan application with the Home Development Mutual Fund,
suffice it to state that the same is of no moment in view of the admission made
by herein plaintiff realty itself in 2 nd paragraph 6 of the complaint that it was
constrained to subject the outstanding balance to an in-house financing scheme;
11. Thus, it now appears that since the primary cause of action was the
supposed violation of Article IV of the fore-relied Agreement to Buy and to Sell,
that is, failure or refusal to submit or complete the loan requirements with the
HDMF, the subsequent action on the part of plaintiff-corporation to divert and
thereafter apply all previous periodic or monthly installment payments instead to
its above-described in-house financing plan operates as an estoppel by conduct;
12. Needless to state, the instant cause of action as well as the complaint
itself in its entirety has been rendered inutile or without any leg to stand on
utterly having now failed to tender any justiciable issues or points of controversy;
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allegations of subsequent non-
remittance or a delinquency in
payments on the part of herein
defendants is likewise baseless
as it is wholly unsubstantiated
given the receipts for payments
it issued in favor of the former;
14. Thus, in the light of the foregoing certified proof of official payments,
it goes without saying that the sole and only exclusive issue in this instant action,
if there is indeed any, is just a matter of accounting and reconciliation of records
and not the validity of notarial rescission of contracts more so unlawful detainer;
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only once in every five years of the life of
the said contract and its extensions, if any;
17. Lastly, it is should be pointed out that under the Rules, a plaintiff is
required, among all other things, a sworn certification together with the incipient
complaint a sworn certification of non-forum shopping and any failure to comply
with this obligatory requisite is a sufficient ground for outright dismissal thereof;
18. All told, with respect to juridical entities, the proper signatory in such
cases should be a duly authorized director or an officer of the corporation who
has personal knowledge and information of such matters being certified therein;
19. In Gonzales vs. Climax Mining Ltd. G.R. No: 161957 promulgated on
28 February 2005 and in Tamondong vs. CA, G.R. No: 158397, 26 th November
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2004, it has been held that if the petitioner is a corporation, a board resolution
and not only a Secretary Certificate authorizing a corporate officer to execute the
said certification against forum-shopping is necessary. Hence, it appearing herein
that there was no subsequent compliance with the requirement to attach a board
resolution authorizing the designated signor to file the above-docketed petition in
behalf of plaintiff corporation the same renders the petition subject to dismissal;
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for award of Compulsory Counterclaim
Reliefs Sought:
WHATEVER any other reliefs and remedies that are available under the
law and in equity are likewise being prayed for all in favor of the above-named
defendant, Roger B. Buenaflor under the obtaining circumstances hereunder.
Respectfully submitted.
By:
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Notice of Submission:
G R E E T I N G S:
Upon your receipt hereof, please submit the foregoing Motion filed by the
undersigned Public Attorney for the above-named accused for the careful
perusal, deliberate scrutiny and kind consideration of the Honorable Court.
Copy furnished: