+ Follow MALATE AND URDANETA COUNTRY PLAZA Tag
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[Title] => Philrealty gets court approval for suspension of debt payments
[Summary] => A week after disclosing plans to submit itself to a rehabilitation program, Philippine Realty & Holdings Corp. said yesterday the court has granted its petition for a suspension of debt payments, putting the company under the supervision of a court-appointed receiver.
Philrealty president Amador Bacani said their petition for a debt payment moratorium is the main component of their corporate rehabilitation program, which will be overseen by Ricardo Ysmael, the designated rehabilitation receiver.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-19 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Christina Mendez
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[Title] => Philrealty to file for rehabilitation
[Summary] => Philippine Realty & Holdings Corp., a property development firm established in 1986 by a clan of the Ortigas family, is filing for rehabilitation after being saddled with losses since the slump of the local real estate industry in 1997.
In a special meeting last Wednesday, the board of directors unanimously approved a resolution earlier presented to stockholders authorizing the board, particularly its president Amador Bacani, to "exercise full power and authority to take or cause such action... to rehabilitate the corporation."
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MALATE AND URDANETA COUNTRY PLAZA
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[Title] => Philrealty gets court approval for suspension of debt payments
[Summary] => A week after disclosing plans to submit itself to a rehabilitation program, Philippine Realty & Holdings Corp. said yesterday the court has granted its petition for a suspension of debt payments, putting the company under the supervision of a court-appointed receiver.
Philrealty president Amador Bacani said their petition for a debt payment moratorium is the main component of their corporate rehabilitation program, which will be overseen by Ricardo Ysmael, the designated rehabilitation receiver.
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[Title] => Philrealty to file for rehabilitation
[Summary] => Philippine Realty & Holdings Corp., a property development firm established in 1986 by a clan of the Ortigas family, is filing for rehabilitation after being saddled with losses since the slump of the local real estate industry in 1997.
In a special meeting last Wednesday, the board of directors unanimously approved a resolution earlier presented to stockholders authorizing the board, particularly its president Amador Bacani, to "exercise full power and authority to take or cause such action... to rehabilitate the corporation."
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