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This case involves a dispute between Belisle Investment & Finance Co., Smith Bell, State Investment House, and IAC. State Investment House provided financial assistance to Belisle, secured by a surety agreement from Smith Bell. When Belisle failed to repay the loan, State Investment House filed a complaint and obtained a writ of attachment against Belisle's assets. Belisle filed a motion to discharge the attachment and posted a counterbond. The court denied the motion, so Belisle appealed to the IAC. The IAC determined that Philippine law does not require notice and a hearing before issuing a writ of attachment or enforcing one after a counterbond is filed.
This case involves a dispute between Belisle Investment & Finance Co., Smith Bell, State Investment House, and IAC. State Investment House provided financial assistance to Belisle, secured by a surety agreement from Smith Bell. When Belisle failed to repay the loan, State Investment House filed a complaint and obtained a writ of attachment against Belisle's assets. Belisle filed a motion to discharge the attachment and posted a counterbond. The court denied the motion, so Belisle appealed to the IAC. The IAC determined that Philippine law does not require notice and a hearing before issuing a writ of attachment or enforcing one after a counterbond is filed.
This case involves a dispute between Belisle Investment & Finance Co., Smith Bell, State Investment House, and IAC. State Investment House provided financial assistance to Belisle, secured by a surety agreement from Smith Bell. When Belisle failed to repay the loan, State Investment House filed a complaint and obtained a writ of attachment against Belisle's assets. Belisle filed a motion to discharge the attachment and posted a counterbond. The court denied the motion, so Belisle appealed to the IAC. The IAC determined that Philippine law does not require notice and a hearing before issuing a writ of attachment or enforcing one after a counterbond is filed.
1 Belisle Investment & Finance Co. & Smith Bell V. State Investment House & IAC.
2 No. L-71917 June 30, 1987.
3 4 Facts: 5 State Investment House (SIH) agreed to extend financial assistance to Belisle (with 6 Promissory Notes). 7 Smith Bell executed in favor of SIH a comprehensive surety agreement the full and 8 punctual payment at maturity to SIH. Belisle failed to pay its obligation despite demands 9 A complaint w/ preliminary attachment was filed by SIH against petitioners. An order of 10 attachment was issued. 11 Petitioners filed a motion to discharge attachment and posted a counterbond. 12 Before the judge could resolve the motion to discharge, petitioners filed a petition for 13 certiorari, prohibition & mandamus with preliminary injunction and TRO in the SC. The 14 SC issued a TRO and referred the case to the IAC. Petition was denied due course by the 15 CA. 16 17 Issue: Whether the IAC has so far departed from the accepted and usual course of judicial 18 proceedings or so far sanctioned such departure by the lower court by failing to timely restrain 19 enforcement of a writ of attachment pending approval of sufficient counterbond resulting to 20 excessive levy. 21 Held: NO. 22 Ratio: There is nothing in the ROC w/c makes notice & hearing indispensable & mandatory 23 requisites in the issuance of a writ of attachment or in the failure of respondent Judge to 24 restrain the enforcement of a writ of attachment upon petitioner’s posting of a counterbond.
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