+ Follow PHILIPPINE COCONUT PRODUCERS FEDERATION Tag
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[Title] => SC junks government bid to release P1.13-billion SMC dividends
[Summary] => The Supreme Court (SC) has junked a government bid to release cash dividends to a block of San Miguel Corp. (SMC) shares held by the Coconut Industry Investment Fund (CIIF) Oil Mills Group.
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[Title] => PCGG: SC ruling on coco levy fund moot and academic
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The Supreme Court order for the Sandiganbayan to settle the ownership of some 33 million San Miguel Corp. (SMC) shares acquired through the coco levy fund is "moot and academic," according to the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG).
PCGG commissioner for legal affairs Narciso Nario said this was so because the supposed stock purchase agreement between the PCGG and the Government Service Insurance System or GSIS was never consummated in the first place.
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[Title] => OSG: Coco funds in good hands
[Summary] => The government assured the Sandiganbayan yesterday that the P700 million released by President Arroyo from the coco levy funds last January will only be allocated for the benefit of small coconut farmers.
The assurance came as Solicitor General Alfredo Benipayo requested the anti-graft court to throw out the petition filed by the Philippine Coconut Producers Federation (Cocofed), which asked for an injunction on the government’s use of the coco levy funds, saying it was a "fraudulent diversion" of funds.
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[Title] => ‘Stop government use of P700-M coco levy funds’
[Summary] => The Philippine Coconut Producers Federation (Cocofed) asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to issue an injunction on the go—vernment’s use of P700 million in coconut levy funds which President Arroyo ordered released through the United Coconut Planters Bank (UPCB) recently.
The Abello, Concepcion, Regala and Cruz (ACCRA) law office, which claims to represent more than a million coconut farmers, said the release of the funds last Jan. 20 was a "fraudulent diversion" of the coco levy’s earnings.
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PHILIPPINE COCONUT PRODUCERS FEDERATION
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[Title] => SC junks government bid to release P1.13-billion SMC dividends
[Summary] => The Supreme Court (SC) has junked a government bid to release cash dividends to a block of San Miguel Corp. (SMC) shares held by the Coconut Industry Investment Fund (CIIF) Oil Mills Group.
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The Supreme Court order for the Sandiganbayan to settle the ownership of some 33 million San Miguel Corp. (SMC) shares acquired through the coco levy fund is "moot and academic," according to the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG).
PCGG commissioner for legal affairs Narciso Nario said this was so because the supposed stock purchase agreement between the PCGG and the Government Service Insurance System or GSIS was never consummated in the first place.
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[Summary] => The government assured the Sandiganbayan yesterday that the P700 million released by President Arroyo from the coco levy funds last January will only be allocated for the benefit of small coconut farmers.
The assurance came as Solicitor General Alfredo Benipayo requested the anti-graft court to throw out the petition filed by the Philippine Coconut Producers Federation (Cocofed), which asked for an injunction on the government’s use of the coco levy funds, saying it was a "fraudulent diversion" of funds.
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[Summary] => The Philippine Coconut Producers Federation (Cocofed) asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to issue an injunction on the go—vernment’s use of P700 million in coconut levy funds which President Arroyo ordered released through the United Coconut Planters Bank (UPCB) recently.
The Abello, Concepcion, Regala and Cruz (ACCRA) law office, which claims to represent more than a million coconut farmers, said the release of the funds last Jan. 20 was a "fraudulent diversion" of the coco levy’s earnings.
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January 25, 2007 - 12:00am
