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2 MUNICIPAL CIRCUIT TRIAL COURT
7th Judicial Region
Tubigon-Clarin
Tubigon, Bohol
SPOUSES _____________,
Plaintiffs,
Civil Case No. __________
-versus- For:
FORCIBLE ENTRY
______________,
Defendants.
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COMPLAINT
2. Defendants are also Filipinos, of legal age, married to each other and
residents of Pooc Occidental, Tubigon, Bohol, Philippines, where they may
be served with summons and other court processes;
The whole parcel of land consisted of 500 square meters cocal and 210
square meters residential or a total land area of SEVEN HUNDRED TEN
(710) SQUARE METERS.
10. Defendants, on the other hand, bought the other ONE-HALF of the
parcel of land earlier declared in the name of BENEDICTO CORTES from
EUTIQUIO SALAJERO per Deed of Absolute Sale of Residential Land dated
February 19, 1991 referred to as Doc. No. 8, Page No. 99, Book No. XVII,
Series of 1991 of the notarial register of Notary Public, Atty. Venancio J.
Amila. Copy of which is attached as Annex “H”;
They have started occupying said parcel of land only sometime in 1991
which is a much later date to that of the Plaintiffs;
13. Immediately after the said survey, Plaintiffs and Defendants caused
the construction of the fence delineating their respective properties. The
construction of the bodega of the Plaintiffs soon followed.
The bodega was inside the compound of the Plaintiffs. They occupied
the same since it was constructed in June 1993;
14. It was most unfortunate that sometime in the first week of February
2013, Defendants caused the total demolition of the bodega of Plaintiffs
without the knowledge and consent of the latter. Immediately thereafter they
constructed the wall of a fence apportioning the bodega as part of the property
of the Defendants.
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The demolition was done from the side of the property of Defendants.
Everything happened so fast. Defendants hired a lot of workers at that time.
By the time, Plaintiffs came to know of the said demolition, it was already
finished and they were already sealing it off from the rest of the property of
Plaintiffs.
15. The bodega had always been a part of the property of the Plaintiffs.
A picture showing the bodega during a Christmas party tendered by Plaintiffs
for their workers is attached as Annex “L”.
After its demolition what is left is only hardly a meter in width of the
former structure. Copy of the picture is attached a Annexes “M” and “M-1”;
It was only during a barangay meeting that Plaintiffs were able to attend
that the matter was finally taken up and the corresponding Certification to File
Action was issued only on May 21, 2013. Copy of which is attached as Annex
“O”;
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And by way of proving, further, the claim for DAMAGES, the
foregoing are repleaded and Plaintiffs, further, aver that:
20. By reason of the foregoing, Plaintiffs suffer mental anguish, serious
anxiety, besmirched reputation, wounded feelings, moral shock and social
humiliation for which Defendants should be made to pay, jointly and
severally, moral damages in the amount of FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS
(P50,000.00);
21. By way of example or correction for the public good, considering
that the actuations of Defendants are inexcusable, they should be made to pay,
jointly and severally, exemplary damages in the amount of THIRTY
THOUSAND PESOS (P30,000.00); and,
22. In being compelled to litigate, Plaintiffs were obliged to hire the
services of a lawyer who is entitled to attorney’s fee in the amount of
TWENTY THOUSAND PESOS (P20,000.00), excluding appearance fee and
other litigation expenses;
PRAYER
WHEREFORE, in view of all the foregoing, Plaintiffs, through
counsel, pray to this Honorable Court the issuance of an Order:
a. Declaring the demolition of the bodega of Plaintiffs at the instance
of Defendants unlawful;
b. Requiring Defendants to demolish the fence they caused to be
constructed depriving Plaintiffs of their lawful possession of a
portion of their property;
c. Requiring Defendants to restore the bodega of the Plaintiffs to its
state prior to its demolition;
d. Reinstating Plaintiffs of their lawful possession of the restored
bodega;
e. Directing Defendants to pay, jointly and severally, Plaintiffs the
following:
i. Moral damages of FIFTY THOUSAND PESOS
(P50,000.00);
ii. Exemplary damages of THIRTY THOUSAND
PESOS
(P30,000.00); and,
iii. Attorney’s fee of TWENTY THOUSAND PESOS
(P20,000.00) and other litigation expenses;
Other relief and remedies consistent with law and equity are, likewise,
prayed for.
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Counsel for the Plaintiffs
Centro, Dampas District
City of Tagbilaran
MCLE Compliance No. IV-0001593-02-22-2011
PTR No. 0105047-01-02-14-Tagbilaran
IBP Lifetime No. 03965
Roll No. 39654
TIN 118-664-915
We, SPOUSES ISIDRO and TITA CAGA, both Filipinos, of legal age,
and married to each other and residents of Pooc Occidental, Tubigon, Bohol,
Philippines, after having been sworn to in accordance with law, hereby,
depose and say: That we are the PLAINTIFFS in the above-entitled case;
That we have caused the preparation of the foregoing complaint; That we have
read and know the contents thereof; That the allegations therein are true of our
own knowledge or based on authentic records; That we have not theretofore
commenced any action involving the same issue in the Supreme Court, the
Court of Appeals or any other tribunal or agency; That to the best of our
knowledge, there is no pending action involving the same issue in the
Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals or any other tribunal or agency; and,
That if We should learn that a case is filed or is pending involving the same
issue before the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals or any other tribunal or
agency, We undertake to inform this Honorable Court of the same fact within
five (5) days from notice thereof.