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2004-12-09 |
GARCIA, J. |
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Thereafter, FTI filed with the Court of Appeals a petition for certiorari to nullify the trial court's aforesaid orders. In its petition, docketed in said court as CA-G.R. SP NO. 45589, FTI maintained that TAO had acceded to its computation, and presented, in support thereof, an alleged letter dated March 13, 1997 of Alberto Malvar, president of TAO, demanding payment for only P7,148,433.72.[12] On the basis of said letter and the fact that TAO had encashed the FTI check for the same amount, FTI argued that it has satisfied the judgment in G.R. No. 120097. Ergo, so it concludes, the writ of execution issued against it by the trial court should be annulled and set aside.[13] |