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Classified Ads Ng PEOPLE’S BALITA 4 Ay Dapat Ipabatid Sa Amin Sa Mismong Araw Na Nalathala Ang Anunsiyo ANG mga error at omisyon sa Classified Ads ng PEOPLE’S BALITA 4 ay dapat ipabatid sa amin sa mismong araw na nalathala ang anunsiyo. Hindi CLASSIFIED ADS pananagutan ng PEOPLE’S BALITA CLASSIFIED ADS ang hihigit sa isang maling insertion FOR INQUIRIES CALL: +639189484771 ng anumang partikular na ad na hindi DECEMBER 4, 2020 agad ipinagbigay-alam sa amin. re-setting of the case on the following week of any point in the PHILIPPINES accessible to TIN B. DELGRA III, Chairman, this 29th a Transport Network Vehicle Service EXTRAJUDICIAL the same day. motor vehicle traffic and vice versa with the day of SEPTEMBER 2020. LORENA DAYO date, applicant/s shall publish this Notice once Applicant/s. in ONE (1) daily newspaper of general cir- SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE WITNESS the Honorable ATTY. MAR- use of ONE (1) unit/s. culation in Luzon. TIN B. DELGRA III, Chairman, this 12th NOTICE is hereby given that this applica- ATTY. JENNIFER LEAH P. ROJAS x- - - - - - - - - - - - - -x Parties opposed to the granting of the Notice is hereby given that the estate of the day of AUGUST 2020. tion will be heard by this Board on JANU- Attorney IV NOTICE OF HEARING application must file their written opposi- late DOMINADOR G. VILLIAVICENCIO ARY 14, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. at its office at the Hearing Officer Applicant is a grantee of a Certificate of tions supported by documentary evidence on who died on October 11, 2020 in Marikina City, ATTY. JENNIFER LEAH P. ROJAS above address. Public Convenience to operate a Transport Network Vehicle Service within METRO MA- or before the above date furnishing a copy Attorney IV At least FIVE (5) days prior to the above of the same to the applicant/s and may if they left his House and Lot situated at Blk 1 Lot 7, Hearing Officer date, applicant/s shall publish this Notice once NILA and its nearby provinces accessible to Income St. BIR Village Brgy. Sauyo, Novaliches, Republic of the Philippines so, desire appear on said date and time. in ONE (1) daily newspaper of general cir- Department of Transportation motor vehicle traffic and vice versa, with the This application will be acted upon by this Quezon City covered by Transfer Certificate of culation in Luzon. Land Transportation Franchising and use of ONE (1) units, when Certificate is valid Board on the basis of its records and documen- Title No. 004-2020000154 containing an area Parties opposed to the granting of the Regulatory Board up to NOVEMBER 15, 2020. In the applica- Republic of the Philippines tion filed on AUGUST 20, 2020, applicant re- tary evidence submitted by the parties, unless ONE HUNDRED TWENTY (120) Square Department of Transportation application must file their written opposi- East Avenue, Quezon City the Board deems it necessary to receive addi- tions supported by documentary evidence on CASE NO. 2016-0366 quest authority to extend the validity of the Meters more or less, have been extrajudicially Land Transportation Franchising and said Certificate within the same territory tional documentary and/or oral evidence. settled among heirs with Waiver of Rights in Regulatory Board or before the above date furnishing a copy Application for Extension of Validity of a Cer- Should the applicant FAIL to appear on the of the same to the applicant/s and may if they tificate of a Public Convenience to operate with the use of same number of units. favor of FLOCERFIDA C. VILLAVICENCIO East Avenue, Quezon City NOTICE is hereby given that this applica- scheduled hearing, it shall cause the automatic CASE NO. 2020-3795 so, desire appear on said date and time. a TH-Freight Truck Service re-setting of the case on the following week of of all monetary receivable from PAG-IBIG This application will be acted upon by this JUANITO J. IBAÑEZ tion will be heard by this Board on JANU- Application for a Certificate of a Public ARY 21, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. at its office at the the same day. LOAN as per Doc. No. 346; Page No. 70; Book Convenience to operate a TH-Freight Truck Board on the basis of its records and documen- Applicant/s. WITNESS the Honorable ATTY. MAR- tary evidence submitted by the parties, unless x- - - - - - - - - - - - - -x above address. No. XV; Series of 2020 before notary public Service At least FIVE (5) days prior to the above TIN B. DELGRA III, Chairman, this 13th ATTY. JOSE FLORO CRISOLOGO. ARSENIO YU TAN the Board deems it necessary to receive addi- NOTICE OF HEARING day of OCTOBER 2020. tional documentary and/or oral evidence. Applicant is a grantee of a Certificate of date, applicant/s shall publish this Notice once PB/Pub. dates: November 27, December 4 & Applicant/s. in ONE (1) daily newspaper of general cir- 11, 2020. x- - - - - - - - - - - - - -x Should the applicant FAIL to appear on the Public Convenience to operate a TH ATTY. JENNIFER LEAH P. ROJAS scheduled hearing, it shall cause the automatic Freight-Truck Service within LAS PIÑAS culation in Luzon. NOTICE OF HEARING Parties opposed to the granting of the ap- Attorney IV Applicant requests authority to operate a re-setting of the case on the following week of CITY and from said place to any point in the Hearing Officer the same day. Philippines accessible to motor vehicle traf- plication must file their written oppositions TH-Freight Truck Service within CEBU and supported by documentary evidence on or from said place to any point in the PHILIP- WITNESS the Honorable ATTY. MAR- fic and vice versa, with the use of ONE (1) EXTRAJUDICIAL TIN B. DELGRA III, Chairman, this 25th units, when Certificate is valid up to APRIL before the above date furnishing a copy of PINES accessible to motor vehicle traffic and the same to the applicant/s and may if they Republic of the Philippines SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE vice versa with the use of THREE (3) unit/s. day of AUGUST 2020. 25, 2021. In the application filed on OCTO- Department of Transportation and BER 22, 2020, applicant request authority so, desire appear on said date and time. Notice is hereby given that the estate of NOTICE is hereby given that this applica- This application will be acted upon by this Communications tion will be heard by this Board on JANU- ATTY. JENNIFER LEAH P. ROJAS to extend the validity of the said Certificate Land Transportation Franchising and within the same territory with the use of Board on the basis of its records and documen- the late CORAZON L. BERCACIO who ARY 28, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. at its office at the Attorney IV tary evidence submitted by the parties, unless Regulatory Board Hearing Officer same number of units. East Avenue, Quezon City died intestate on September 4, 2019 at her above address. NOTICE is hereby given that this applica- the Board deems it necessary to receive addi- At least FIVE (5) days prior to the above tional documentary and/or oral evidence. CASE NO. 2020-5302 home residence in Dasmariñas City, tion will be heard by this Board on MAY 3, Application for issuance of a Certificate of date, applicant/s shall publish this Notice once 2021 at 1:00 p.m. at its office at the above Should the applicant FAIL to appear on the Cavite, left personal and real properties in ONE (1) daily newspaper of general cir- Republic of the Philippines scheduled hearing, it shall cause the automatic Public Convenience to operate a TOURIST Department of Transportation address. TRANSPORT service described as Honda Jazz with Plate No. culation in Luzon. At least FIVE (5) days prior to the above re-setting of the case on the following week of Parties opposed to the granting of the Land Transportation Franchising and the same day. CORDILLERA TOURIST TRANSPORT NBS 5032 and a parcel of land covered Regulatory Board date, applicant/s shall publish this Notice once COOPERATIVE application must file their written opposi- in ONE (1) daily newspaper of general cir- WITNESS the Honorable ATTY. MAR- by TCT No. T-1066439, have been tions supported by documentary evidence on East Avenue, Quezon City TIN B. DELGRA III, Chairman, this 25th Applicant/s. CASE NO. 2020-3389 culation in Luzon. x- - - - - - - - - - - - - -x or before the above date furnishing a copy Parties opposed to the granting of the ap- day of AUGUST 2020. extrajudicially settled among heirs as per of the same to the applicant/s and may if they Application for a Certificate of a Public NOTICE OF HEARING plication must file their written oppositions Applicant requests authority to operate a Doc. No. 97; Page No. 20; Book No. IV; so, desire appear on said date and time. Convenience to operate a TH-Freight Truck supported by documentary evidence on or ATTY. JENNIFER LEAH P. ROJAS This application will be acted upon by this Service Attorney IV TOURIST TRANSPORT service within LA Series of 2019 before notary public before the above date furnishing a copy of TRINIDAD, BENGUET and from said place Board on the basis of its records and documen- FILSTAR DISTRIBUTORS CORP. the same to the applicant/s and may if they Hearing Officer ATTY. YOLANDA A. OSEA ALFONSO. tary evidence submitted by the parties, unless Applicant/s. to any point in the Philippines accessible to so, desire appear on said date and time. motor vehicle traffic and vice versa with the PB/Pub. dates: November 27, December 4 the Board deems it necessary to receive addi- x- - - - - - - - - - - - - -x This application will be acted upon by this & 11, 2020. tional documentary and/or oral evidence.
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