+ Follow CENTRAL BAY RECLAMATION AND DEVELOPMENT CORP Tag
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[Title] => SC asked to reconsider ruling on PEA-Amari deal
[Summary] => Prime Orion Philippines Inc. (POPI), a shareholder of publicly-listed Cyber Bay Corp., has asked the Supreme Court to reconsider its final ruling nullifying the joint venture agreement between the Public Estates Authority (PEA) and the Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. to develop 153 hectares of land reclaimed from Manila Bay.
Cyber Bay is the parent company of Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. (now known as Central Bay Reclamation and Development Corp.).
[DatePublished] => 2003-06-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Cyber Bay appeals case
[Summary] => Central Bay Reclamation and Development Corp. (Cyber Bay or formerly Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp.) has appealed the recent Supreme Court decision which nullified the real estate company’s contract with the Philippine Estate Authority (PEA) to reclaim some 750 hectares of land from the shores of Manila Bay.
The high court earlier nullified the amended joint venture contract between PEA and Amari citing, among others, that reclaimed lands are public domain and could not be sold to private enterprises.
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[Title] => Amari asks SC’s Carpio to inhibit self on suit
[Summary] => His stint as a newspaper columnist has forced Justice Antonio Carpio to inhibit himself from deliberations in three controversial cases pending in the Supreme Court.
Central to all these are Carpio’s comments on the PEA-Amari contract and the Marcos cases in 1997 and the case of then retired police Director General Panfilo Lacson in 2001 in his column "Crosscurrents" in The Manila Times..
Carpio, Mrs. Arroyo’s first appointee to the high tribunal, is being asked to keep out of any new deliberation on the PEA-Amari contract.
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[Title] => Amari asks SC to dismiss gov’t petition
[Summary] => A Thai real estate developer embroiled in a controversial deal with the government has asked the Supreme Court to disregard a petition from government lawyers seeking a clarification on the court’s recent decision to void the deal.
In a statement, Central Bay Reclamation and Development Corp. — formerly Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. — said it had asked the high tribunal to disregard the petition from the Office of the Solicitor General, arguing that the OSG is not a party to the case.
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[Title] => Cyber Bay OKs debt-to-equity scheme
[Summary] => Publicly-listed property holding firm Cyber Bay Corp. will be replenishing its capital stock by about P647 million by way of the conversion into equity of advances made by the Central Bay Reclamation and Development Corp. Consortium (formerly Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp.).
[DatePublished] => 2002-03-27 00:00:00
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CENTRAL BAY RECLAMATION AND DEVELOPMENT CORP
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Cyber Bay is the parent company of Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. (now known as Central Bay Reclamation and Development Corp.).
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The high court earlier nullified the amended joint venture contract between PEA and Amari citing, among others, that reclaimed lands are public domain and could not be sold to private enterprises.
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[Title] => Amari asks SC’s Carpio to inhibit self on suit
[Summary] => His stint as a newspaper columnist has forced Justice Antonio Carpio to inhibit himself from deliberations in three controversial cases pending in the Supreme Court.
Central to all these are Carpio’s comments on the PEA-Amari contract and the Marcos cases in 1997 and the case of then retired police Director General Panfilo Lacson in 2001 in his column "Crosscurrents" in The Manila Times..
Carpio, Mrs. Arroyo’s first appointee to the high tribunal, is being asked to keep out of any new deliberation on the PEA-Amari contract.
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[Title] => Amari asks SC to dismiss gov’t petition
[Summary] => A Thai real estate developer embroiled in a controversial deal with the government has asked the Supreme Court to disregard a petition from government lawyers seeking a clarification on the court’s recent decision to void the deal.
In a statement, Central Bay Reclamation and Development Corp. — formerly Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp. — said it had asked the high tribunal to disregard the petition from the Office of the Solicitor General, arguing that the OSG is not a party to the case.
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[Title] => Cyber Bay OKs debt-to-equity scheme
[Summary] => Publicly-listed property holding firm Cyber Bay Corp. will be replenishing its capital stock by about P647 million by way of the conversion into equity of advances made by the Central Bay Reclamation and Development Corp. Consortium (formerly Amari Coastal Bay Development Corp.).
[DatePublished] => 2002-03-27 00:00:00
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August 28, 2002 - 12:00am
