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The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) is now finalizing development plans for two large pieces of real estate within the Fort Bonifacio reservation following the favorable resolution of legal problems involving the said properties.


BCDA president and chief executive officer (CEO) Narciso L. Abaya said the 35.5-hectare JUSMAG and 47.5 hectare Navy Village would be developed through a joint venture with a private company. 


The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) will greatly benefit from the development of the properties. 


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                    [Title] => Fort Bonifacio holdouts lose in court
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The Court of Appeals has nullified the title of a contested piece of land inside Fort Bonifacio in Taguig City that was earlier issued to the Navy Officers’ Village Association Inc., (NOVAI) saying that the property is part of public domain.


In a 47-page decision penned by Associate Justice Renato Dacudao, the CA’s eighth division overturned a previous ruling issued by the Pasig City regional trial court which gave the NOVAI ownership of the 47.5-hectare lot.


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                    [Title] => ‘Gov’t needs $6 million, six to eight months, to open NAIA-3’
                    [Summary] => The government needs more than P300 million and six to eight months to open the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA-3), officials said yesterday.


Transportation Secretary Leandro Mendoza said during a briefing at  Malacañang that the government must first ensure that the terminal’s structure is sound and that passengers will be safe.


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                    [Title] => ‘Piatco might receive double compensation’
                    [Summary] => The Philippine International Air Terminals Co. Inc. (Piatco) might get "double compensation" because of the government’s move to expropriate the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA-3), a lawmaker’s lawyer warned the government yesterday.


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                    [Title] => NBI gets hold of 2 new witnesses vs Strunk
                    [Summary] => The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has two new witnesses who could help boost the government’s effort to extradite Rod Lawrence Strunk to the Philippines and face charges for the murder of actress Nida Blanca.


NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco said the bureau decided to withhold the witnesses identity for security reasons. 


According to lawyer Rosauro Bautista, executive officer of the NBI-National Capital Region and lead investigator of the Blanca murder case, the first witness saw Strunk leave Blanca’s wake and board an old model car.


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                    [Title] => Kasong murder kay Strunk, pinagtibay
                    [Summary] => Nagkaroon ng pag-asa ang Department of Justice (DOJ) at National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) matapos na ipalabas ng Court of Appeals (CA) ang desisyon na nagpapatibay sa kasong pagpatay laban kay Rod Lauren Strunk kahapon hinggil sa Nida Blanca murder case.


Sa ipinalabas na desisyon ng 16th Division ng CA na nilagdaan ni Associate Justice Renato Dacudao, ibinasura nito ang petisyon ni Atty. Alma Mallonga, abogado ni Strunk na nagpapawalang-bisa sa kasong murder sa kanyang kliyente.


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                    [Title] => Court favors local coaches
                    [Summary] => Citing grave abuse of discretion for the fast issuance of employment permits, the Court of Appeals has set aside the decisions of Secretary Patricia Sto. Tomas and a regional director of the Department of Labor and Employment allowing two American coaches to work in the country despite their alien status.
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                    [Title] => CA junks Strunk’s petition for relief in slay case
                    [Summary] => The Court of Appeals has junked a petition by Roger Lawrence Strunk, principal accused in the killing of his wife, actress Nida Blanca, to stop his arrest and dismiss the case against him for lack of probable cause.


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ASSOCIATE JUSTICE RENATO DACUDAO

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BCDA president and chief executive officer (CEO) Narciso L. Abaya said the 35.5-hectare JUSMAG and 47.5 hectare Navy Village would be developed through a joint venture with a private company. 


The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) will greatly benefit from the development of the properties. 


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In a 47-page decision penned by Associate Justice Renato Dacudao, the CA’s eighth division overturned a previous ruling issued by the Pasig City regional trial court which gave the NOVAI ownership of the 47.5-hectare lot.


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Transportation Secretary Leandro Mendoza said during a briefing at  Malacañang that the government must first ensure that the terminal’s structure is sound and that passengers will be safe.


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NBI Director Reynaldo Wycoco said the bureau decided to withhold the witnesses identity for security reasons. 


According to lawyer Rosauro Bautista, executive officer of the NBI-National Capital Region and lead investigator of the Blanca murder case, the first witness saw Strunk leave Blanca’s wake and board an old model car.


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Sa ipinalabas na desisyon ng 16th Division ng CA na nilagdaan ni Associate Justice Renato Dacudao, ibinasura nito ang petisyon ni Atty. Alma Mallonga, abogado ni Strunk na nagpapawalang-bisa sa kasong murder sa kanyang kliyente.


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                    [Summary] => The Court of Appeals has junked a petition by Roger Lawrence Strunk, principal accused in the killing of his wife, actress Nida Blanca, to stop his arrest and dismiss the case against him for lack of probable cause.


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