NATIONAL COCONUT CORPORATION, GR No. L-3756, 1952-06-30. Facts: The land belongs to the plaintiff, in whose name the title was registered before the war. Sagrada Orden vs. Nacoco 91 Phil. 503 (1952) Nature: appeal from judgment of CFI of Manila Facts and Background of the Case - On Jan 4, 1942, during the Japanese occupation, Taiwan Tekkosho (Japanese corporation) acquired the plaintiff’s property (land with warehouse in Pandacan, Manila) for Php140K CASE DIGEST : City of Manila vs Judge Perfecto Laguio G.R. No. 118127 April 12, 2005 CITY OF MANILA, HON. ALFREDO S. LIM as the Mayor of the City of Manila, HON. Sagrada Orden v. National Coconut Corporation (1952) SUMMARY: NACOCO is being sued for rentals for its occupation of warehouse by the owner, Sagrada Orden. Sagrada Orden was registered owner before WW2. However, the property was acquired by a Japanese Corporation during the Occupation.

503 (Case Digest) - Free download as Word Doc (.doc / .docx), PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. EN BANC. G.R. No. L-3756 June 30, 1952. SAGRADA ORDEN DE PREDICADORES DEL SANTISMO ROSARIO DE FILIPINAS, plaintiff-appellee, vs. NATIONAL COCONUT CORPORATION, defendant-appellant.

occupied by defendant National Coconut Corporation. Sagrada Orden made claim to the property before the Alien Property Custodian of the United States but was denied. So plaintiff brought an action in court to annul the sale of property of Taiwan Tekkosho, and recover its possession.

33. 34. 35. Sagrada Orden v. Nacoco, 91 Phil 503 People's Car v. Commando Security, 51 SCRA 40 FGU 11 Sep 2015 CA Sagrado Orden v. Nacoco 91 Phil 503 Facts: On Jan 4, 1942, • Sagrada Orden (plaintiff) files claims on the property with the Court of First 13 Sep 2015 RODZSSEN Rotea v Delupio FACTS: Simplicio Birondo, father of Josefina and Sofia Birondo, entrusted of click here for freelancing tutoring sites Oblicon Cases Sagrada Orden vs.

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After the liberation, the Alien Property Custodian of the United States took possession, control, and custody of the real property. During the year 1946, the property was SAGRADA ORDEN DE PREDICADORES DEL SANTISMO ROSARIO DE its part. its part. There was also no privity between the Alien Property Custodian and the FILIPINAS vs.
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l-3756 june 30, 1952 FACTS: The land in question belongs to plaintiff Sagrada Orden in whose name the title was registered before the war The SupremeCourt in the case of Sagrada Orden vs. NACOCO seem to answer it in the affirmative. However, this is only by implication or indication. The Court did not make an explicit statement that it is. Many commentators including Professor Balane believe that the list is not exclusive. NPC v.

Nacoco 91 Phil. 503 (1952) Nature: appeal from judgment of CFI of Manila Facts and Background of the Case - On Jan 4, 1942, during the Japanese occupation, Taiwan Tekkosho (Japanese corporation) acquired the plaintiff’s property (land with warehouse in Pandacan, Manila) for Php140K Sagrada Orden v. National Coconut Corporation (1952) SUMMARY: NACOCO is being sued for rentals for its occupation of warehouse by the owner, Sagrada Orden. Sagrada Orden was registered owner before WW2. However, the property was acquired by a Japanese Corporation during the Occupation.

After the liberation, the Alien Property Custodian took possession, control and custody of the land. occupied by defendant National Coconut Corporation.