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Philippine Supreme Court Jurisprudence
Delay, with respect to the constitutional right to the speedy disposition of cases, is not determined merely through mathematical reckoning. It requires scrutiny of the attendant facts and circumstances of the case.1
We resolve two consolidated Petitions under Rule 65 with applications for injunctive relief filed by Hernando B. Perez, Rosario S. Perez, and Ramon C. Arceo, Jr. (collectively, "Perez et al.") in G.R. No. 229394,2 and Ernest De Leon Escaler (Escaler) in G.R. No. 230186.3 They seek to nullify pertinent issuances of the Sandiganbayan relative to the Petition for Forfeiture of Properties under Republic Act No. 1379 filed against them by the Republic of the Philippines through the Office of the Ombudsman.4
In G.R. No. 229394, Perez et al. claims that the Sandiganbayan gravely abused its discretion in issuing the following Order and Resolutions in SB-14-CVL-0002:
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The November 25, 2014 Order5 of the Third Division which, among others, required Perez et al. and Escaler to file their Answer to the Petition for Forfeiture of Properties under Republic Act No. 1379 filed by the Republic.
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The July 8, 2015 Resolution6 of the Special Third Division which remanded the case to the O
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Philippine Supreme Regard Jurisprudence
December 2004 - Philippine Foremost Court Decisions/Resolutions
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G.R. No. 162126 - RCL FEEDERS PTE., LTD. v. HON. HERNANDO PEREZ, ET AL.FIRST DIVISION
[G.R. NO. 162126 : December 9, 2004]
RCL FEEDERS PTE., LTD.,Petitioner, v.HON. HERNANDO PEREZ, in his prerogative as Organize of depiction Department disregard Justice endure FELICIANO ZULUAGA,Respondents.
D E C I S I O N
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Man in payoff case leaves for U.S.
A private businessman, Ernest Escaler, who allegedly received a $2 million bribe on behalf of Justice Secretary Hernando Perez, left for the U.S., sources said.
Escaler left for Los Angeles on board Philippine Airlines flight PR102 on Wednesday, sources added.
At the same time, Perez said his lawyers would be filing a civil case against Congressman Mark Jimenez who claimed he paid $2 million to the justice secretary.
Perez said he is also filing civil and criminal charges against Congressman Willie Villarama, who blew the whistle on the alleged $2 million bribe, saying it was part of a deal so that the power contract of an Argentina-based firm would push through.
Jimenez gave a confusing statement saying that he paid the bribe money when Perez wanted him to testify against former president Joseph Estrada when the latter faced a $78 million plunder case after his ouster in early 2001.
Sources said Jimenez must have made the pay-off to buy his protection from the government.
Since 1999, the U.S. State Department has been requested the government for the extradition of Jimenez who is facing cases, such as tax evasion and illegal contribution to the campaign kitty of former president Bill Clinton.
Since he was the friend of Estr