+ Follow JUSTICE UNDERSECRETARY MANUEL TEEHANKEE Tag
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[Title] => Malacañang denies ‘sweetheart deal’ in Maynilad settlement
[Summary] => Malacañang called on the political opposition to stop casting doubts on a settlement reached between the government and Maynilad Water Services, insisting no backroom deals were made.
Maynilad hammered out a compromise last week with government regulator Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) allowing the Lopez-run utility to return to the government the responsibility of providing water to over half of Metro Manila.
The agreement was necessary to ensure uninterrupted water supply, Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said.
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[Title] => Gov’t allows Benpres to bail out of debt-ridden Maynilad
[Summary] => The government allowed Benpres Holdings Corp. to bail out of its debt-ridden Maynilad Water Services Inc. as part of a reorganization plan that the Department of Justice (DOJ) said would ensure continuous water supply to Metro Manila’s west zone.
Under the deal, the government would take over Maynilad in lieu of unpaid concession fees of more than P6 billion. It will receive a 61 percent stake worth almost the same amount.
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[Title] => Int’l arbitration court orders Maynilad to pay gov’t P6 B in dues
[Summary] => A French-Philippine utility should pay more than P6 billion in dues to the government and must maintain its 25-year concession agreement, an international court has ruled.
Justice Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee said the International Arbitration Court issued the order to Maynilad Water Services after the utility tried to pull out of the concession last year, citing government failure to comply with requirements.
The court order represents "a major victory" for both the government and the state water regulator, Teehankee said in a statement late Saturday.
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[Title] => The earlier we talk, the better, Palace tells Piatco
[Summary] => Malacañang welcomed yesterday reports that the Philippine International Air Terminals Co. (Piatco) would not likely appeal the Supreme Court decision nullifying its controversial build-operate-transfer agreements with the government.
But Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye clarified that Piatco has not officially expressed interest in negotiating an agreement over the government’s looming takeover of the still incomplete Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA-3).
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[Title] => Arbitration body orders Maynilad to post $150-M bond by June 15
[Summary] => To ensure that it would settle its obligations with the government, the International Arbitration Panel has ordered Maynilad Water Services Inc. to post a performance bond of $150 million not later than June 15 pending resolution of its dispute with the Manila Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS).
This was disclosed yesterday by Justice Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee, acting head of the Office of the Government Corporate Counsel.
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[Title] => Government rejects move to seek international arbitration of NAIA-3 deal
[Summary] => The government will oppose the request for international arbitration filed by the Philippine International Air Terminals Co. (Piatco) to resolve the dispute over the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA 3) project, the Department of Justice (DOJ) disclosed yesterday.
Justice Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee said the case is pending before the Supreme Court and thus the request for arbitration is "subjudice."
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[Title] => Government confident SC will reject MJ’s bail appeal
[Summary] => With the latest ruling denying Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez’s move to exclude four justices who voted against his petition, the government expressed confidence yesterday that the Supreme Court will uphold its previous ruling canceling the congressman’s P1-million bail.
Justice Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee said they are confident that the Sept. 24 decision of the Supreme Court turning down the motion of Jimenez to post bail will be affirmed.
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[Title] => Teehankee is acting GCC
[Summary] => Justice Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee was named yesterday acting head of the Office of the Government Corporate Counsel (OGCC).
Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said President Arroyo signed Teehankee’s appointment yesterday and transmitted the papers to Justice Secretary Hernando Perez, who oversees the OGCC.
However, Bunye said he could not explain why Teehankee was appointed as "acting head" by Mrs. Arroyo.
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[Title] => OGCC chief sinibak sa Piatco deal
[Summary] => Sinibak ng Malacañang si Justice Amado Valdez bilang pinuno ng Office of Government Corporate Counsel (OGCC) kaugnay ng umano’y usapin sa Piatco deal sa NAIA terminal 3.
Inihayag ni Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye ang pagkakatalaga kay Justice Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee bilang bagong OGCC head.
Ayon kay Bunye, ang unang plano ni Pangulong Arroyo ay pagpapalitin lamang ng puwesto sina Teehankee at Valdez, pero sinabi ni Bunye na hindi umano tinanggap ni Valdez ang puwesto sa DOJ bilang undersecretary dahil hindi naman umano inalok sa kanya.
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[Title] => Benipayo to be named sol-gen, Teehankee to OGCC
[Summary] => A former chairman of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) may be appointed by President Arroyo as solicitor general in place of Simeon Marcelo, who was recently appointed as Ombudsman, Malacañang sources said over the weekend.
Alfredo Benipayo is on the "short list" of candidates recommended by a Palace committee and is reportedly Mrs. Arroyo’s choice even though the bicameral Commission on Appointments (CA) in the past refused to confirm his appointment as Comelec chairman.
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JUSTICE UNDERSECRETARY MANUEL TEEHANKEE
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[Title] => Malacañang denies ‘sweetheart deal’ in Maynilad settlement
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Maynilad hammered out a compromise last week with government regulator Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) allowing the Lopez-run utility to return to the government the responsibility of providing water to over half of Metro Manila.
The agreement was necessary to ensure uninterrupted water supply, Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye said.
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[Title] => Gov’t allows Benpres to bail out of debt-ridden Maynilad
[Summary] => The government allowed Benpres Holdings Corp. to bail out of its debt-ridden Maynilad Water Services Inc. as part of a reorganization plan that the Department of Justice (DOJ) said would ensure continuous water supply to Metro Manila’s west zone.
Under the deal, the government would take over Maynilad in lieu of unpaid concession fees of more than P6 billion. It will receive a 61 percent stake worth almost the same amount.
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[Title] => Int’l arbitration court orders Maynilad to pay gov’t P6 B in dues
[Summary] => A French-Philippine utility should pay more than P6 billion in dues to the government and must maintain its 25-year concession agreement, an international court has ruled.
Justice Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee said the International Arbitration Court issued the order to Maynilad Water Services after the utility tried to pull out of the concession last year, citing government failure to comply with requirements.
The court order represents "a major victory" for both the government and the state water regulator, Teehankee said in a statement late Saturday.
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[Title] => The earlier we talk, the better, Palace tells Piatco
[Summary] => Malacañang welcomed yesterday reports that the Philippine International Air Terminals Co. (Piatco) would not likely appeal the Supreme Court decision nullifying its controversial build-operate-transfer agreements with the government.
But Presidential Spokesman Ignacio Bunye clarified that Piatco has not officially expressed interest in negotiating an agreement over the government’s looming takeover of the still incomplete Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA-3).
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[Title] => Arbitration body orders Maynilad to post $150-M bond by June 15
[Summary] => To ensure that it would settle its obligations with the government, the International Arbitration Panel has ordered Maynilad Water Services Inc. to post a performance bond of $150 million not later than June 15 pending resolution of its dispute with the Manila Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS).
This was disclosed yesterday by Justice Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee, acting head of the Office of the Government Corporate Counsel.
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[Title] => Government rejects move to seek international arbitration of NAIA-3 deal
[Summary] => The government will oppose the request for international arbitration filed by the Philippine International Air Terminals Co. (Piatco) to resolve the dispute over the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 (NAIA 3) project, the Department of Justice (DOJ) disclosed yesterday.
Justice Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee said the case is pending before the Supreme Court and thus the request for arbitration is "subjudice."
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[Title] => Government confident SC will reject MJ’s bail appeal
[Summary] => With the latest ruling denying Manila Rep. Mark Jimenez’s move to exclude four justices who voted against his petition, the government expressed confidence yesterday that the Supreme Court will uphold its previous ruling canceling the congressman’s P1-million bail.
Justice Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee said they are confident that the Sept. 24 decision of the Supreme Court turning down the motion of Jimenez to post bail will be affirmed.
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[Title] => Teehankee is acting GCC
[Summary] => Justice Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee was named yesterday acting head of the Office of the Government Corporate Counsel (OGCC).
Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye said President Arroyo signed Teehankee’s appointment yesterday and transmitted the papers to Justice Secretary Hernando Perez, who oversees the OGCC.
However, Bunye said he could not explain why Teehankee was appointed as "acting head" by Mrs. Arroyo.
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[Title] => OGCC chief sinibak sa Piatco deal
[Summary] => Sinibak ng Malacañang si Justice Amado Valdez bilang pinuno ng Office of Government Corporate Counsel (OGCC) kaugnay ng umano’y usapin sa Piatco deal sa NAIA terminal 3.
Inihayag ni Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye ang pagkakatalaga kay Justice Undersecretary Manuel Teehankee bilang bagong OGCC head.
Ayon kay Bunye, ang unang plano ni Pangulong Arroyo ay pagpapalitin lamang ng puwesto sina Teehankee at Valdez, pero sinabi ni Bunye na hindi umano tinanggap ni Valdez ang puwesto sa DOJ bilang undersecretary dahil hindi naman umano inalok sa kanya.
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[Title] => Benipayo to be named sol-gen, Teehankee to OGCC
[Summary] => A former chairman of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) may be appointed by President Arroyo as solicitor general in place of Simeon Marcelo, who was recently appointed as Ombudsman, Malacañang sources said over the weekend.
Alfredo Benipayo is on the "short list" of candidates recommended by a Palace committee and is reportedly Mrs. Arroyo’s choice even though the bicameral Commission on Appointments (CA) in the past refused to confirm his appointment as Comelec chairman.
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