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2015-08-05 |
JARDELEZA, J. |
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| In this case, it does not appear that ARC Marketing (nor its predecessors-in-interest) took any steps to cancel the contract and/or eject petitioners from the premises (much less notify petitioners about said cancellation) prior to the latter’s institution of the action for reconveyance. ARC Marketing’s predecessors-in-interest also seemed to have continued to accept payments for the property without protest or qualification. Respondent Antonio A. Ramos, representing the heirs of Socorro A. Ramos, even issued a certification[64] acknowledging full payment for the property on March 20, 1973, long before the same was allegedly adjudged in ARC Marketing’s favor in 1993. ARC Marketing is thus estopped from invoking cancellation of the contract to defeat petitioners’ rights over the property.[65] | |||||