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2000-06-29 |
BUENA, J. |
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| "Such disregard by the defendants of the order of the Court of Appeals in its decision in CA-G.R. CV No. 11904 and of the respondent court's order of December 3, 1991, manifests a clear and deliberate intention on the part of the defendants to deprive the private respondent of her share in the properties of the deceased Mariano de Oca. Clearly, they have themselves only to blame for the lack of a project of partition. They did not submit the same as required by the Court of Appeals and neither did they comment on the private respondent's motion to submit such project as required in the respondent court's order of December 3, 1991. There was, therefore, no exercise of grave abuse of discretion by the respondent court in the issuance of its January 17, 1992 order."[8] | |||||