8990 - Addendum To Moa
8990 - Addendum To Moa
8990 - Addendum To Moa
ADDENDUM TO THE
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT
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8990 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, a corporation duly organized and existing under and
by virtue of the Philippine laws, with principal office at 8990 Corporate Center for Mindanao, Quirino
Avenue, Davao City represented in this Act by its, General Manager, MARY ANN T. CHUA , hereinafter
referred to as the “DEVELOPER”.
8990 DAVAO HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, a corporation duly organized and existing
under and by virtue of the Philippine laws, with principal office at 8990 Corporate Center for Mindanao,
Quirino Avenue, Davao City represented in this Act by its, General Manager, MARY ANN T. CHUA ,
hereinafter referred to as the “DEVELOPER”.
WITNESSETH: That-
WHEREAS, the DEVELOPER has been granted a Budget Allocation by the
HDMF subject to the terms and conditions of the Memorandum of Agreement executed
between the PARTIES and acknowledged on January 28,2015 before Atty.Gaudencio A.
Barboza, Jr., Notary Public for Pasig City, and docketed as Doc. No. 348 Page No. 67,
Book No. 24, Series of 2015.
WHEREAS, the HDMF and the Land Registration Authority (hereinafter referred
to as the LRA) have entered into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) dated May 18,
2011, in order to address the pressing requirement of the National Shelter Program of
the Government and as an interim measure to address the delays being experienced by
developers in the actual annotation of transactions affecting land with the Registry of
Deeds until such time that the LRA has fully computerized the land registration system.
WHEREAS, under the said MOA the concerned Registry of Deeds (RDs) shall
prioritize the registration of the Deed of Assignment with Special Power of Attorney
(DOA with SPA) or the Loan and Mortgage Agreement (LMA) with complete
documentary requirements presented for registration by qualified accredited developers
of HDMF insofar as this pertains to transactions under the National Shelter Program of
the Government.
WHEREAS, the HDMF Board of Trustees, during the 274 th Regular Board
Meeting held on May 27, 2011, approved the policies which will govern the Takeout of
Accounts with Titles Still Being Processed by the Registry of Deeds covering Contract to
Sell accounts to be delivered by developers qualified to participate under the above
mentioned MOA as embodied in the Memorandum issued by the Chief Executive Officer
of the HDMF dated June1, 2011.
WHEREAS, the DEVELOPER has passed the accreditation criteria under
Window 1 or Window 2, whichever is applicable, in its latest quarterly evaluation
which made it eligible to avail of the remedial measures provided in the above-
mentioned MOA subject to the terms and conditions provided hereunder.
The DEVELOPER may avail of the remedial measure granted by HDMF under
this Agreement only for accounts with Electronic Primary Entry Book (EPEB) reference
numbers issued by the concerned Registry of Deeds(RDs) until January 31,2017.
2.2 Unless there are negative findings on the loan application or the borrower,
release the takeout proceeds to the DEVELOPER (under Window 1) within
fifteen (15) working days from submission of the required takeout documents;
or if under Window 2, release the loan proceeds of accounts with issued
Notice of Approval to the DEVELOPER within seven (7) working days
from submission of the required takeout documents.
2. Notify HDMF in writing prior to the expiration of the 20-day period if there will
be further delays in the annotation of the DOAS with SPA on the TCTs/CCTs
due to the fault of the electronic registration system of the LRA and not
through any fault of the DEVELOPER (such as missing papers, defect in the
document/s, etc.). In such a case, the DEVELOPER shall be given a 10-
calendar day extension period to turn over the TCTs/CCTs and the
corresponding DOAs with SPA to HDMF.
Under any of the foregoing instances, the takeout of all pending and subsequent
accounts shall revert to the standard processing of loan applications immediately
upon expiration of the 20-day period, the 10-day extension period, disapproval of
registration or discovery of the breach, whichever is applicable.
4.2 If the DEVELOPER still fails to buyback the affected account and there
is no pending account for takeout, the following sanctions shall be
imposed singly or collectively, without prejudice to other legal remedies
or actions which HDMF may take against the DEVELOPER:
5.2 In case of conflict between the MOA mentioned in the first WHEREAS
clause hereof and this Agreement, the provisions of this Agreement shall
prevail.
5.3 All terms and conditions of the MOA mentioned above which are not
inconsistent herewith shall remain in full force and are hereby ratified
and made integral part hereof by reference.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
NOTARY PUBLIC