December 15, 2011

PEDRO ABUSADO Quezon City Dear Mr. Abusado: Our firm represents Mrs. Rina Santos relative to your contract of lease. You are hereby given notice that you are in breach of your tenancy of the apartments located in Quezon City and owned by Mrs. Santos, under the terms of the lease between you as tenant and our client as landlord. You are in breach because you are one (1) year and five (5) months delinquent in your payment of P25,000 for rentals due every fifth of the month. As you know, you have stopped payment since August 2010. This, in turn, results to an overall amount of P425,000 for payment of rentals due our client. Unless the contract of lease has terminated after all utility bills chargeable to you have been settled as evidenced by receipts, we know of no legitimate basis for you to stop the payment other than an attempt to avoid paying a just indebtedness. Hence, you have failed to comply with the terms and conditions of your tenancy. We will give you an opportunity to pay the amount due in strict accordance with the terms of this letter. Otherwise, a suit will be filed against you and/or other available rights and remedies under the law will be exercised. To avoid legal proceedings, full payment of the total amount due must be received in our office within thirty (30) days after receipt of this letter. Payment must be made in cash. No partial payments will be accepted. This is an attempt to collect a debt on behalf of our client. Unless the indebtedness is contested in writing, we will assume that the debt is valid.

This matter requires your immediate attention. We are looking forward to receiving your prompt payment. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation.

Respectfully,

Atty. Leafay Katerina Laurio Senior Associate Lawyer LABAJO LAURIO RIOFLORIDO SINOCRUZ LAW OFFICE