Joe Grana Plaintiff, - Versus-Civil Case No. 23456 For: Collection of Sum of Money Juan Jamero Respondent
Joe Grana Plaintiff, - Versus-Civil Case No. 23456 For: Collection of Sum of Money Juan Jamero Respondent
Joe Grana Plaintiff, - Versus-Civil Case No. 23456 For: Collection of Sum of Money Juan Jamero Respondent
Joe Grana
Plaintiff,
Juan Jamero
Respondent
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COMPLAINT
PARTIES
1.0 On December 23, 2007, Juan Jamero chatted Mr. Grana via
messenger to borrow an amount of Php1,000,000 for the
surgery and hospital bills of Jamero’s mother;
1.2 On January 03, 2008 they met at the BPI – Balut Tondo Branch
Juan Luna Street, Tondo Manila where Grana handed over a
manager’s cheque in the name of Juan Jamero with the
promissory note for the amount of Php1,000,000. which is
atteached in Annex A. On the same day, the respondent
encashed the cheque and informed Mr. Grana via text message
that the transaction was successful;
1.3 On January 05, 2009, Grana tried but failed to contact Jamero
to ask him about the payment for his load which was already
due on January 03, 2009;
1.4 In early February 2020, Grana went to Jamero’s office, but was
told that respondent was on leave;
1.8 On June 16, 2008, when Grana tried to encash the post-dated
cheque issued by Jamero at Banco De Oro- Tutuban Branch,
Tondo, Manila he was told by the bank staff that the checking
account for the said cheque was inactive;
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1.9 On leaving BDO bank branch cited above, Grana tried but
failed to contact jamero at his office;
1.13 Grana then sent a final demand letter thru his counsel on
August 15, 2008 requesting the defendant to settle his debt with
the amount of Php1,000,000 plus interest of Php120,000.00
Pesos within fifteen (15) days.
1.14 After fifteen days (15) days, Jamero did not make any effort to
settle his debt. As per advice of Grana’s counsel, plaintiff
agreed to initiate a suit against Jamero without passing through
the Katarungang Pambarangay system. Pursuant to the
Katarungang Pambarangay under Section 408, paragraph (F)
thereof states that parties may go directly to court in the
following instances: “Disputes involving parties who actually
reside in barangays of different cities or municipalities, except
where such barangay units adjoin each other and the parties
thereto agree to submit their differences to amicable settlement
by an appropriate lupon.” In this case, the plaintiff and
defendant did not agree to have the matter settled by a lupon,
hence the plaintiff, who files for a suit for collection of money,
need not secure the Certification to File Action from the Office
of the Barangay Captain of 222 Juan Luna Street, Tondo,
Manila where he is residing.”
5. Ordering the Defendant to pay the cost of the suit. Other just and
equitable reliefs are likewise prayed for.
Reynald L. Torres,
Counsel for Plaintiff
Arco, Torres, Herrera Law Firm
333 Antipolo Street, Tondo Manila
1119
Telephone No. 123-4567
Roll No. 345678
IBP No. 12345, 05/15/21, Tondo,
Manila
PTR No. 1234567, 05/15/21
Tondo, manila
MCLE Compliance No. V1234567
05/15/21, Iloilo City
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I, Joe Grana, Filipino Citizen, of legal age, and with postal address at
111 Libertad Street, Sampaloc Manila subscribing under oath hereby
depose and say:
3. That I have read the allegations contained therein and have known
them to be true and correct to my own personal knowledge or based
on authentic records.
4. That I hereby certify that I have not commenced any other action or
proceeding involving the same issues with the Supreme Court, the
court of Appeals, or with any other tribunal or agency.
JOE GRANA
Affiant
CTC No. 12345678
ID No. 1234-267891