Republic of the Philippines

METROPOLITAN TRIAL COURT

NATIONAL CAPITAL JUDICIAL REGION
BRANCH 44, PASAY CITY

PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES

Complainant,

-versus- Crim. Case No. M-PSY-18-32644-CR

For: Violation of Article 172 (1) of
the Revised Penal Code
(Falsification of Public
Documents by a Private
Individual and Use of Falsified
Document)

JOVITO C. DALUPANG, et al.

Accused.
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URGENT MOTION TO RESET HEARING

The Prosecution, through the undersigned, under the direct control

and supervision of the Public Prosecutor, unto this Honorable Court, most
respectfully state:

1. The above-entitled case is set for hearing on 19 February 2019

at 8:00 o’clock in the morning.

2. The supposed to be witness Bank Manager Ferdinand C.

Muyargas is unavailable on the said date as he has prior
commitments.

3. In view thereof, the Prosecution is constrained to urgently move

for the cancellation of the hearing on 19 February 2019 and for
its resetting on the next scheduled hearing date.

PREMISES CONSIDERED, it is most respectfully prayed that the

hearing set on 19 February 2019 be cancelled and reset to the next
scheduled hearing date.

The instant motion is not intended to delay the proceedings but is only
due to the aforesaid reason.
 Other reliefs just and equitable under the premises are likewise prayed
for.

15 February 2019, Pasay City.

SHERWIN F. GUZON
Securities Counsel
Human Resource Management Division
Human Resource and Administrative Department
Roll of Attorneys No. 61089

With my conformity:

Prosecutor Arnel V. Peralta

Office of the City Prosecutor
Pasay City

Notice and Request

The Branch Clerk of Court

MTC Branch 47, Pasay City

ATTY.
Counsel for the Accused

Greetings!

Please submit to the foregoing Urgent Motion for the consideration

and approval of the Honorable Court immediately upon receipt thereof.

COPY FURNISHED

ATTY.
Counsel for the Accused

EXPLANATION

Copy of the foregoing Urgent Motion is being served upon Counsel

for the Accused by registered mail due to manpower constraints.

SHERWIN F. GUZON