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The Sandiganbayan earlier gave the go-ahead for Estradas knee surgery in the US, stipulating that Estrada pay a P1-million travel bond and be accompanied by a four-man police escort.
Defense lawyer Noel Malaya said they will file a partial appeal regarding the Sandiganbayans Dec. 23 ruling allowing Estrada to go to the US and stay there for three months to undergo medical treatment for his knee.
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JUSTICES MINITA CHICO-NAZARIO AND TERESITA LEONARDO
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Defense lawyer Noel Malaya said they will file a partial appeal regarding the Sandiganbayans Dec. 23 ruling allowing Estrada to go to the US and stay there for three months to undergo medical treatment for his knee.
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By Delon Porcalla | December 27, 2003 - 12:00am
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