Wednesday, February 11, 2004

Swindling? Why not? This is a free country and anyone can say and do whatever they want. If they can ouster the legitimate President of the Philippines, no wonder someone can annotate my property title with falsified evidence and still has the guts to accuse me of $windling as form of harassment. How much is the fine nowadays for the falsification of documents? Ah! Maybe Manapat knows?

Kidding aside, Swindling is the case filed against me by the broker/buyer of my property simply after she failed to persuade me to accept her one year installment scheme when she lured me to sell my property to her NET price believing she had cash to pay. She took revenge by annotating the title of my property and this morning, I received eight (8) page copy of subpoena, affidavit of complaint with attachments from the Prosecutors Office and is thereby asking my warm presence on the 19th and 26th of February at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon, then and there to testify under oath or to clarificatory questions. Signed by the 2nd Asst. Prosecutor, City of Parañaque.

The affidavit has full of blah blah blah and allegations can easily be corrected with Annexes of pains and sufferings which I will submit together with my counter-affidavit. I was the one supposed to file against her that SWINDLING case but since she has the resources available, she twisted justice. As preliminary hearing will start next week, I will refrain blogging about the court's proceedings for security purposes.

Somehow, I was LUCKY and THANKFUL that I did not trust her words otherwise, I had lost the house and probably begging her to pay me the remaining balance. Should in the event you find this blog neglected and not updated like before, I request pious readers of this blog to start praying for my soul...