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In a press statement, PEA general manager Teodorico Taguinod said the agency might ask the Court of Appeals to declare the auction "null and void" if a Parañaque court denies a pending petition for prohibition.


Taguinod added the PEA would also file a complaint against Parañaque Judge Aida Macapagal "for grave abuse of discretion."


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At a public auction yesterday, the city government bought more than 280 hectares of reclaimed land owned by the Public Estates Authority (PEA) worth P265.2 million.


"Parañaque is exercising its right to collect taxes. Our auctions have shown that we have the political will to collect taxes," city legal officer Leo Luis Mendoza, said in a phone interview.


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"Parañaque is exercising its right to collect taxes. Our auctions have shown that we have the political will to collect taxes," city legal officer Leo Luis Mendoza, said in a phone interview.


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PEA vows to fight for auctioned land

By Nikko Dizon | April 13, 2003 - 12:00am

An embattled Public Estates Authority (PEA) vowed to fight for its property purchased by the Parañaque City government in a public auction. In a press statement, PEA general manager Teodorico Taguinod said...

Metro

Parañaque goes on purchase binge

By Nikko Dizon | April 8, 2003 - 12:00am

The Parañaque City government has completed another huge purchase, in what a city official described as "exercising the right to collect taxes." At a public auction yesterday, the city government...

Metro