GODzilla Posted January 28, 2009 Share Posted January 28, 2009 Hmmmm...I agree with Boss GODzilla...I agree that you have a moral and legal obligation to return it (principle of solutio indebiti, similar to unjust enrichment I think).... So I guess you have return it....but you may ask for fees for keeping the money safe? hehehehehe .... pwede ba boss GODzilla? Hehehe, puwede yun sir, kaya lang i doubt if the money is still safely kept INTACT. Anyway his only consolation, is that he can dictate the terms of payment (in returning the money) since it was the mistake of his employer in the first place, provided it is reasonable. Quote Link to comment
cbotc Posted January 28, 2009 Share Posted January 28, 2009 I plan to buy property that is mortgaged with a bank. Which would be a better way to proceed with the sale: a) agree to put up the balance of the morgtage as earnest money in a Conditional Deed of Sale. The owner works the release of title from the bank, then I pay the balance of the purchase price and consumate the sale with an Absolute Deed? or execute an Absolute Deed of Sale with the owner, pay him his share of the purchase price after deducting the balance of the mortgage and I pay the balance of the mortgage and work for the release from the bank and transfer the title after release from the bank? Kindly advice your thoughts on the matter. Thanks in advance. Quote Link to comment
GODzilla Posted January 29, 2009 Share Posted January 29, 2009 I plan to buy property that is mortgaged with a bank. Which would be a better way to proceed with the sale: a) agree to put up the balance of the morgtage as earnest money in a Conditional Deed of Sale. The owner works the release of title from the bank, then I pay the balance of the purchase price and consumate the sale with an Absolute Deed? or execute an Absolute Deed of Sale with the owner, pay him his share of the purchase price after deducting the balance of the mortgage and I pay the balance of the mortgage and work for the release from the bank and transfer the title after release from the bank? Kindly advice your thoughts on the matter. Thanks in advance. I think both are sound choices, however, if it were up to me, i would go with the second option because you are not left at the whim of the seller when he/she will work out the release of the title. Secondly, with the execution of the Absolute Deed of Sale, you are immediately cutting off any right/interest the seller may have on the property, hence, he/she can no longer go after the same should he/she change his mind. Just remember to ask for an SPA so that you could transact with the bank directly. Quote Link to comment
manunundot Posted January 29, 2009 Share Posted January 29, 2009 Hehehe, puwede yun sir, kaya lang i doubt if the money is still safely kept INTACT. Anyway his only consolation, is that he can dictate the terms of payment (in returning the money) since it was the mistake of his employer in the first place, provided it is reasonable. ok thanks boss when you say i dictate the terms of payment that means i can make it payable in ... lets say 5 years? Quote Link to comment
GODzilla Posted January 30, 2009 Share Posted January 30, 2009 ok thanks boss when you say i dictate the terms of payment that means i can make it payable in ... lets say 5 years? sabi ko provided its reasonable. anyway, subukan mo na rin, malay mo pumayag di ba. Quote Link to comment
maxsurban77 Posted January 30, 2009 Share Posted January 30, 2009 I have a question for our legal eagles out there. Can a United States court subpoena data that is stored on a Philippine server? Case in point: A company in the U.S. is providing data storage services to U.S. residents. Now the data itself is stored on a computer that is physically in the Philippines. Does a U.S. court have any jurisdiction over the data itself and if not, what would a U.S. court need to do to access the data? US company needs to get a judgment from a US Court. Ang problema jan ay ang enforcement dito sa Pinas. You need to file an independent action for "enforcement of foreign judgment" sa trial court. Ang novelty ng kaso na to ay yung nature ng "data". The computer which stores the data may be here physically, but how about getting the data electronically from the US? Pag kaya yung ganun, kung ako abogado na kano, ilalaban ko na yan. I mean its defensible. Quote Link to comment
spetsnaz Posted January 31, 2009 Share Posted January 31, 2009 OT: does anybody here know Atty Antonio C. Silang? pa PM na lang po. thanks Quote Link to comment
johnlove Posted February 1, 2009 Share Posted February 1, 2009 Re: RA 9481 What are the implications for businessmen?Is it time for businessmen to close shop & start to look for work abroad? Quote Link to comment
lamujer Posted February 2, 2009 Share Posted February 2, 2009 Sirs, Question lang po... A friend of mine is troubled. She loaned money from ChinaTrust, duration is 24 months. I think the total loaned money is around 36k. She was able to pay for the first installment, now a situation happened that led her to miss about 4 months up to now. Let's just say, she just gave birth last Nov and had not been reporting for work until Feb. The problem is, she received a text message from someone claiming that she was from the bank and asking to settle a specified amount or they will be forced to forward her account to a law firm or their lawyer for legal actions. I advised her to call the number and ask if she could make payment arrangement to pay for the overdue installments by Feb since that's the time she will be reporting back to work. They declined the arrangement and is asking her to pay about only 5k before 25 this month, even after explaining the situation. My question is, if it would result to legal proceedings what's the worse that could happen? Take note that my friend did not intentionally/maliciously opted not to pay her debt, its just because of the current situation that she is unable to do so. Does this constitute to imprisonment, since I believe that this would be against the constitution. Thank You. Constitution Article III Sec. 20 No person shall be imprisoned for debt or non-payment of poll tax.even if it proceeds to litigation, she just has to promise to pay. Quote Link to comment
GODzilla Posted February 2, 2009 Share Posted February 2, 2009 Constitution Article III Sec. 20 No person shall be imprisoned for debt or non-payment of poll tax.even if it proceeds to litigation, she just has to promise to pay. Sigh...if only it was that simple... Quote Link to comment
cbotc Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 I think both are sound choices, however, if it were up to me, i would go with the second option because you are not left at the whim of the seller when he/she will work out the release of the title. Secondly, with the execution of the Absolute Deed of Sale, you are immediately cutting off any right/interest the seller may have on the property, hence, he/she can no longer go after the same should he/she change his mind. Just remember to ask for an SPA so that you could transact with the bank directly.Thanks for the reply sir. I have a followup question. There is another property, I am considering to acquire in case the first property mentioned earlier does not push through (the ownwe seems to be having second thoughts selling his property). This second property is still titled in the name of elderly spouses Mr and Mrs Santos, Mrs Santos died five years ago, her estate hasn't been extra judicially settled. They have no children. Can Mr Santos sell the property to me by executing an Affidavit of Self adjudication with an Absolute Deed of Sale for the property? Quote Link to comment
Guest xerxes Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 (edited) smart has a promotion from dec 9 2008 to jan 15 2009 with dti permit as advertised in their website their personnel violated the policy (it should have read promotion) by telling me there's no memory card in the nokia package i got where as in their website, they claimed 1 gm micro sd card goes with the package basically, the wrieless center employee lied about the micro sd card by claiming there was none to further aggravate the matter, when i reported this to smart via email, another employee lied by claiming he was able to talk to me an expained to me that the memory card is just out of stock and i will be informed when it will become available two smart employees lying i really hated them and it seemed smart is ignoring my demand for explanation how they will resolve this issue :thumbsdownsmiley: i have returned the phone package and opted for terminating the retention program i signed where do i file a complaint? dti? at smart directly to their head office? are they liable for not conforming with their published promotion? Edited February 3, 2009 by xerxes Quote Link to comment
Dr_PepPeR Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 smart has a promotion from dec 9 2008 to jan 15 2009 with dti permit as advertised in their website their personnel violated the policy by telling me there's no memory card in the nokia package i got where as in their website, they claimed 1 gm micro sd card goes with the package basically, the wrieless center employee lied about the micro sd card by claiming there was none to further aggravate the matter, when i reported this to smart via email, another employee lied by claiming he was able to talk to me an expained to me that the memory card is just out of stock and i will be informed when it will become available two smart employees lying i really hated them and it seemed smart is ignoring my demand for explanation how they will resolve this issue :thumbsdownsmiley: i have returned the phone package and opted for terminating the retention program i signed where do i file a complaint? dti? at smart directly to their head office? are they liable for not conforming with their published promotion? If you are not given any satisfactory explanation by SMART, you can go the Department of Trade and Industry to file a complaint. Quote Link to comment
otaku_sho Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 good afternoon po. i would like to seek advice about training bond. i have been working for a year in this company as a programmer. when i was employed, i was asked to sign a training bond worth almost 100k. they have promised (verbally) a certification training but all i had is an in house training. now i was offered a good position in a large company but i cant pay the bond here. please give me some idea on how legal are training bonds. Quote Link to comment
a&e Posted February 3, 2009 Share Posted February 3, 2009 ask lng po mga attorneys: We filed a complaint against someone to the police then to city hall. the proceedings took some time and it was finally decided by the fiscal that there is indeed a valid criminal complain thru a registered letter send to us from city hall. May i know what is the next move? Will city hall be the one to file the case in court and subpoena us and the respondent? or do we need to get a lawyer to file the file case in court. if the respondent is nowhere to be found coz she went into hiding, how do we go from there? thanks in advance. Quote Link to comment
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