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LOC. NC CASE NO. PARTIES DEC EOJ 1 B36 CR 18929 6- Nov-78 4 No. LOC. NC CASE NO. PARTIES RESO DEC ACTION EOJ LOT EOJ CASE NO. BRANCH RTC CFI - SILAY CITY, NEGROS PP vs. Rolando Treyes Y Repuspuyo DISMISSED 15- May-79 433 SILAY CITY 1 B36 CR 18929 6- Nov-78 4- Dec-78 OCCIDENTAL 2 B36 CR 21597 PP vs. Rodolfo Aguillon Y Arasa 29- Jan-79 AFFIRMED 16- Feb-79 15- May-79 36847 CFI – MANILA 3 B153 CR 11116 PP. VS. ALFREDO VENTURA 30- Jun-80 AFFIRMED 24- Jul-80 10- Sep-80 23097 CCC PANGASINAN CCC – LINGAYEN, PP VS. ALBERTO EVANGELISTA, ET AL. AFFIRMED 4- Sep-79 D-1960 4 B48 CR 11196 18- Jan-79 18- May-79 PANGASINAN 5 B45 CR 11451 PP VS. DANILO ITCHON, ET AL. 25- Jan-79 MODIFIED 15- Feb-79 5- Jun-79 Q9521 XVIII QC 6 B40 CR 11748 PP VS. CRESPO CODILANA 14- Feb-79 AFFIRMED 8- Mar-79 2- May-79 3187 CFI LEGASPI CITY ALBAY 7 B45 CR 11983 PP VS. AGAPITO CABACUNGAN 28- Nov-78 AFFIRM 8- Feb-79 4- Sep-79 07/27/79 379-1 II CFI-ZAMBALES B213 8 CR 12194 PP VS. CEFERINO LEYNES, JR. 9- May-78 AFFIRMED 21- Mar-80 27- May-80 Q-7498 IV CFI RIZAL QC 1980 9 B45 CR 12487 PP VS. PANFILO BEDUA, JR. 8- Jan-79 AFFIRMED 4- Feb-79 21- May-79 II-20196 CC- BACOLOD CITY 10 B59 CR 12852 PP VS. BONIFACIO AGUILA Y AGUILA 26- Apr-77 AFFIRMED 30- Jul-79 1- Oct-79 07/30/79 5217 MC BULACAN 11 B36 CR 12875 PP vs. Pampilo Bedua, Jr., 22- Feb-79 AFFIRMED 22- Mar-79 11- May-79 19573 CITY COURT MANILA 12 B225 CR 13150 PP. ERNESTO ARAGON 18- Jun-78 13- Aug-78 15- Feb-79 01/08/79 CCC CEBU MC NORZAGARAY, PP VS. HILARION LEGASPI 25- Jan-80 AFFIRMED 18- Feb-80 15- May-80 1412 13 B144 CR 13256 BULACAN 14 B138 CR 13285 PP. VS, RICARDO SONGCUYA 28- Feb-80 AFFIRMED 11- Apr-80 13- May-80 8284-II II CC- GEN. SANTOS CITY 15 B32 CR 13389 PP vs. Jesus Perez 22- Aug-79 AFFIRMED 21- Sep-79 22- Nov-79 12348 IV CFI LEYTE (TACLOBAN CITY) CFI ILOCOS NORTE (AOAG PP vs. Orlando Vicente Alias Abe AFFIRMED 14- Sep-79 30-III III 16 B32 CR 13425 12- Dec-78 29- Jul-79 CITY) 17 B126 CR 13454 PP.VS. CRESENCIA TAN ET AL., 30- Jan-79 SET ASIDE 14- Jan-80 5- Mar-80 7161 II CFI DAVAO CITY 18 B36 CR 13560 PP vs. Ruben Sintos 30- Apr-79 ACQUITTED 30- Apr-79 21- May-79 Q-3325 V QUEZON CITY PP VS. LUISITO PASCOGUIN Y 19 B47 CR 13669 30- Aug-78 AFFIRMED 29- Nov-78 10- Jul-79 93236 CFI – MANILA GABALDON PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES VS. CR.CASE NO. 20 B198 CR 14056 28- Sep-79 AFFIRMED 1- Mar-80 30- Jun-80 IV CFI GUIMBA NUVA ECIJA DANIEL CUCIO 551-G 21 B59 CR 14108 PP VS. ERIBERTO JOSE 22- Aug-79 ACQUITTED 22- Aug-79 2- Oct-79 181-P XXVIII PASAY CITY 22 B48 CR 14114 PP VS. ALFREDO ISANAN 29- May-79 AFFIRMED 1- Jul-79 4- Sep-79 6 AND 7 CFI 23 B46 CR 14141 PP VS. GREGORIO BARTIDO 18- Dec-78 AFFIRMED 11- Jan-79 15- Mar-79 5606-R CC CEBU CITY B225 24 CR 14208 PP VS. ELEUTERIO SUGCANG Y BINONDO 21- Oct-80 AFFIRMED 14- Nov-80 NDA Q-9744 XVII CFI RIZAL, Q.C. 1980 PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES VS. 25 B143 CR 14436 29- Feb-80 AFFIRMED 23- Mar-80 15- May-80 436-I II CFI ZAMBALES PRUDENCIO GIRON ET AL., PP. VS. ROMULO NATIVIDAD Y SAN 26 B136 CR 14437 NDA NDA 5- Aug-80 06/25/80 CCC-VI-884(72) VI CCC MANILA DIEGO SC 6/25/80 25- Jun-80 27 B35 CR 14540 PP vs,. Jovencio M. Navarro 21- Jun-79 SET ASIDE 14- Jul-79 2- Oct-79 368 I CFI – TARLAC, TARLAC CFI- BAYOMBONG , NUEVA 28 PP. VS. MARCELINO TABERNA Y DINGLE 7- Jan-80 AFFIRMED 27- Jan-80 28- Feb-80 1264 II B101 CR 14618 VISCAYA PP VS. ERIBERTO SUELA AND OSIAS CCC-XIII 158-L 29 B44 CR 14634 28- Jun-79 AFFIRM 30- Jul-79 31- Oct-79 XIII CCC-TACLOBAN CITY IDANO '69 No. LOC. NC CASE NO. PARTIES RESO DEC ACTION EOJ LOT EOJ CASE NO. BRANCH RTC 30 B115 CR 14645 PP. VS. FLOR SAYAO 17- May-80 AFFIRMED 25- Aug-80 14- Nov-80 CCC-VX- 773(71) CCC MANILA 31 B40 CR 15012 PP VS. CANUTO MANANSALA, ETAL., 11- Jan-79 AFFIRMED 2- Feb-79 25- Apr-79 15 LUCENA CITY Quezon PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES & LAMBERTO TORRIJOS VS. WAKAT 32 B142 CR 15041 18- Feb-80 AFFIRMED 12- Mar-80 22- May-80 17 II CFI BAGUIO CITY DIAMNUAN (DECEASED) SUB. BY HRS. ANNIE DIAMNUAN LASONGAN, ET AL 33 B29 CR 15083 PP vs. Gloria P. Villarico 16- Mar-79 AFFIRM 9- Apr-79 14- Jun-79 F-133352 I MANILA 34 B59 CR 15112 PP VS. BENJAMIN BUNAG 22- Dec-78 DISMISSED 8- Apr-79 26- Sep-79 07/30/79 27255 XI RIZAL 35 B36 CR 15157 PP vs. Rolando Bautista 2- Jan-79 AFFIRMED 24- Jan-79 11- May-79 300 BALAYAN , BATANGAS 36 B30 CR 15190 PP vs. Horacio Reyes Y Ocampo 24- Oct-78 AFFIRMED 27- Feb-79 4- Sep-79 A-113 IV CFI – ANGELES CITY CFI – SINDANGAN, 37 PP vs. Gregorio Sumicad AFFIRMED 20- Dec-79 10/15/79 S-32 IV B31 CR 15261 25- Jan-79 24- Aug-79 ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE CFI ILOCOS NORTE, LAOAG 38 PP. VS . ALXANDER DE LA CRUZ 24- Jan-80 AFFIRMED 16- Feb-80 5- Mar-80 4928-II II B115 CR 15336 CITY 39 B36 CR 15563 PP vs. Antonio Estrella, Jr., 4- Oct-78 AFFIRMED 21- Oct-78 11- May-79 99 CFI – MANILA 40 B38 CR 15601 PP vs. Celso Soriano Y. De Guzman 12- Mar-79 AFFIRMED 4- Apr-79 22- May-79 7714-P VII RIZAL, PASAY PP VS. FERNANDO HILARIO ALIAS 41 B51 CR 15694 AFFIRMED 20- Nov-79 1898-K I CFI AKLAN, KALIBO CAMOTE 4- Sep-79 28- Sep-79 42 B55 CR 15920 PP VS. RAMON L. ABANILIA 10- Apr-79 3- Dec-76 AFFIRMED 10- Apr-79 4- May-79 2472 XVIII QUEZON CITY CFI MIS. OR. CAGAYAN DE 43 PP. VS. PEDERICO SALS 5- Feb-79 NDA 442 B215 CR 16000 NDA ORO CITY CCC-VII-559- PP VS. ALFREDO IGNACIO, ETAL., 04/23/79 CCC PASIG M.M 44 B225 CR 16187 4- May-77 AFFIRMED 29- Sep-77 22- Jun-79 RIZAL 45 B31 CR 16244 PP vs. Pedro Villa-Abrlle 29- May-79 AFFIRMED 29- Jun-79 4- Oct-79 172 VI CFI – DAVAO CITY, DAVAO PP VS. PORFERIO DUHAYLUNGSAD @ CFI DIPOLOG, ZAMBOANGA 46 B54 CR 16285 29- Jun-79 AFFIRMED 25- Jul-79 15- Oct-79 243 III PERIONG DEL NORTE 47 B215 CR 16307 PP. VS. JOSE ELISTERIA 17- Apr-79 AFFIRMED NDA NDA 1639 CFI ILOILO CITY 48 B127 CR 16318 PP. VS. SOTERANIA PRADO 8- May-80 MODIFIED 31- May-80 8- Jul-80 1556 MC PANGASINAN CFI NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, PP. VS SEGFREDO CHAVEZ 7- Jun-79 AFFIRMED 23- Jun-80 22- Jul-80 548 V 49 B117 CR 16327 BACOLOD CITY 50 B44 CR 16407 PP VS. FRANCISCO T. MEMPIN 2- May-79 AFFIRM 8- Sep-79 12- Nov-79 09/14/79 14340 MANILA 51 B29 CR 16462 PP vs. Aniceto Villa 28- Jun-78 AFFIRM 9- Jan-79 15- Jun-79 7239 XXXVI MAKATI, M. MLA. REVERSE & 52 B46 CR 16479 PP VS. GREGORIO ARIOLA, SR., ET AL. 31- Jan-79 31- Jan-79 14- Mar-79 415 CFI DIGOS, DAVAO DEL SUR ACQUITTED CFI SAN CARLOS CITY, 53 PP VS. SIMPLICIO JUNIO, JR., ET AL. Min. Reso. 2- May-80 ACQUITTED 2- May-80 9- May-80 SCC-198 X B144 CR 16480 PANGASINAN 54 B126 CR 16526 PP. VS GERTRUDES EUGENIO 7- Jul-78 MODIFIED 22- Feb-79 6- Mar-80 02/04/80 C-3372 XXXII CFI CALOOCAN CITY 55 B34 CR 16535 PP vs. Angelita Valdez 2- Jan-79 AFFIRMED 8- Feb-79 4- May-79 C-3992 (72) XXXII RIZAL, CALOOCAN CITY No. LOC. NC CASE NO. PARTIES RESO DEC ACTION EOJ LOT EOJ CASE NO. BRANCH RTC 56 B49 CR 16690 PP VS. PEDRO AUSTRIA ALIAS CORLING 27- Apr-79 AFFIRMED 19- May-79 19- Jul-79 L545 I LINGAYEN, PANGASINAN CFI 12TH. DIST. JUDICIAL – 57 B115 CR 16747 PP. VS EUCLID R. ELUMBA 17- Jul-79 AFFIRMED 3- Dec-79 5- Mar-80 601 BACOLOD CITY, NEG. OCCIDENTAL 58 B125 CR 16795 PP VS. ROBERTO CAÑETE 22- Apr-80 SET ASIDE 22- Apr-80 24- Apr-80 8025 VI DAVAO CITY 59 B45 CR 16811 PP VS. DOROTEO DOMINICE Y LIM 26- Feb-79 AFFIRMED 25- Mar-79 21- May-79 2200 MC DIGOS, DAVAO DEL SUR 60 B46 CR 16845 PP VS. HONORATO J. CRUZ,SR. 7- Mar-79 MODIFIED 27- Apr-79 13- Sep-79 14212 MANILA 61 B129 CR 16849 PP. VS. MANUEL BELTRAN ET AL., 8- Jun-79 AFFIRMED 21- Feb-80 25- Apr-80 431-BV VII CFI CEBU CITY 62 B33 CR 16906 PP vs. Evangelino E. Colet 31- Jan-79 REVERSED 31- Jan-79 3- May-79 Q-1795 XVII CFI – QUEZON CITY 63 B36 CR 16935 PP vs.
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