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  • Sagrado Orden V

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    Tracy Savaris
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    The plaintiff, Sagrada Orden, owned property in Manila that was acquired by a Japanese corporation in 1942 during the Japanese occupation. In 1946 after liberation, the US took control of the property as enemy land. The Copra Export Management Company then occupied the property under an agreement with the US Custodian. When Copra vacated in 1946, the National Coconut Corporation (NACOCO) occupied it. Sagrada Orden filed claims to have the 1942 sale declared void for duress and cancel the Custodian's interest. The court released the defendant Administrator and intervenor Republic of the Philippines.

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    The plaintiff, Sagrada Orden, owned property in Manila that was acquired by a Japanese corporation in 1942 during the Japanese occupation. In 1946 after liberation, the US took control of the property as enemy land. The Copra Export Management Company then occupied the property under an agreement with the US Custodian. When Copra vacated in 1946, the National Coconut Corporation (NACOCO) occupied it. Sagrada Orden filed claims to have the 1942 sale declared void for duress and cancel the Custodian's interest. The court released the defendant Administrator and intervenor Republic of the Philippines.

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    13 vues10 pages

    Sagrado Orden V

    Transféré par

    Tracy Savaris
    The plaintiff, Sagrada Orden, owned property in Manila that was acquired by a Japanese corporation in 1942 during the Japanese occupation. In 1946 after liberation, the US took control of the property as enemy land. The Copra Export Management Company then occupied the property under an agreement with the US Custodian. When Copra vacated in 1946, the National Coconut Corporation (NACOCO) occupied it. Sagrada Orden filed claims to have the 1942 sale declared void for duress and cancel the Custodian's interest. The court released the defendant Administrator and intervenor Republic of the Philippines.

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    Sagrado Orden v.

    Nacoco 91 Phil
    503Facts:

    On Jan 4, 1942,
    during the
    Japanese
    occupation,
    Taiwan Tekkosho
    (Japanese
    corporation)

    acquiredthe
    plaintiffs property
    (land with
    warehouse
    in Pandacan,
    Manila) for
    Php140K

    On April 4, 1946,
    after the liberation,

    the US took
    control and
    custody of the
    aforementioned
    enemysland under
    Sect 12 of the
    Trading with the
    Enemy Act

    In the same year,


    the Copra Export
    Management Co
    mpany occupied
    the property und
    er custodianship
    agreement with
    the United States
    Alien Property
    Custodian

    In August 1946,
    when the Copra
    Export
    Management Co.
    vacated the
    property, the
    National
    CoconutCorporatio
    n (NACOCO), the

    defendant,
    occupied it next

    Sagrada Orden
    (plaintiff) files
    claims on the
    property with the
    Court of First
    Instance of Manila
    andagainst the

    Philippine
    Alien Property
    Administrator

    Plaintiff petitions
    that the sale of the
    property to Taiwan
    Tekkosho should
    be declared null
    and void asit was

    executed under
    duress, that the
    interest of the
    Alien Property
    Custodian be
    cancelled, and
    thatNACOCO be
    given until
    February 28, 1949
    to recover its

    equipment form
    the property and
    vacate thepremise

    The Republic of
    the Philippines is
    allowed to
    intervene

    CFI: the
    defendant

    (Philippine Alien
    Property
    Administrator) and
    the intervenor
    (RP) are released

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