By: TonGuE-tWisTeD
What I could not understand is that this Ad Hoc Committee was created upon an application of annulment filed by Fraport. Fraport hinged on the dissenting opinion of one of the three arbitrators, he...
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We also have the other arbitration case in Singapore which we won, plus several other local cases. What I remember is that the government filed expropriation against PIATCO despite the contract being...
View ArticleBy: saxnviolins
Expropriation? Sino ba ang may-ari ng airport? So the Philippine government (bought) expropriated its own property? Sarap naman ng buhay ng mga Cheng.
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Kahit BOT, the property owner does not change. The Build-Operate-Transfer scheme started with NAPOCOR plants, which, in an earlier post, you said you participated in by filing a bid. The scheme allows...
View ArticleBy: TonGuE-tWisTeD
So it’s back to your previous question – so the Philippines expropriated its own property? Is that legal? If not, why did and how can the courts allow it? ********************** And yes we bidded on...
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Delgado canceled the contract. So there was a contract. And I presume the contract specified Pangasinan. The transfer to Bauang, La Union is a material alteration of the contract. I would have sued, in...
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So far so good sa first day ni Chief Sereno. Wala nang interview sa Chief Justice, ibabalik ang “golden days of dignified silence” Kabaligtaran sana kung si De Lima ang naappoint. Wishlist na gawin ni...
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It was a lost cause since we didn’t even protest the transfer. We knew our Canadian partner lost interest and committed their resources instead to building a power plant in Walden North, wherever that...
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Sorry, the contract was for Bauang they transferred it to Sual. We later learned both projects were accomplished. The emergency powers of Ramos then was so broad, even bidding rules can be changed...
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