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                    [ArticleID] => 261588
                    [Title] => Minority group to file P6-B suit vs ULC majority owners
                    [Summary] => Minority investors of Universal Leisure Club Inc. (ULC), composed mostly of Filipino-Chinese businessmen, are set to file a P6-billion criminal case against the company’s officers and directors for syndicated estafa and falsification of documents.


In a press briefing yesterday, ULC’s minority investors represented by Maricel Lopez, the former head of the Philippine Stock Exchange’s Compliance and Surveillance Group, alleged that the club’s officers have engaged in misrepresentation and other fraudulent trading activities for their personal gains.
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Bukod kay Buenaventura, dating presidente ng Shell Philippines at Monetary Board Member ng BSP, kabilang din sa kinasuhan sina Isidro Consuji, ng kilalang kumpanya na Consuji of DMCI Group, Alfredo Lozano Jr, Eduardo Gaspar, Delfin N. Yuchico Jr. at Ma. Edwina Laperal.
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                    [Title] => Minority group to file P6-B suit vs ULC majority owners
                    [Summary] => Minority investors of Universal Leisure Club Inc. (ULC), composed mostly of Filipino-Chinese businessmen, are set to file a P6-billion criminal case against the company’s officers and directors for syndicated estafa and falsification of documents.


In a press briefing yesterday, ULC’s minority investors represented by Maricel Lopez, the former head of the Philippine Stock Exchange’s Compliance and Surveillance Group, alleged that the club’s officers have engaged in misrepresentation and other fraudulent trading activities for their personal gains.
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Bukod kay Buenaventura, dating presidente ng Shell Philippines at Monetary Board Member ng BSP, kabilang din sa kinasuhan sina Isidro Consuji, ng kilalang kumpanya na Consuji of DMCI Group, Alfredo Lozano Jr, Eduardo Gaspar, Delfin N. Yuchico Jr. at Ma. Edwina Laperal.
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