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[Title] => Eddie Gil defies eviction order
[Summary] => Former presidential aspirant Eddie Gil has defied a final court eviction order and vowed to "fight until death" to resist any attempt to take over his former presidential campaign headquarters which he claimed he inherited from his father.
[DatePublished] => 2005-08-09 00:00:00
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The election’s over. Can we have our offices back now?
A would-be presidential candidate who promised each Filipino P1 million in return for their vote has been asked to vacate his old campaign headquarters for non-payment of rent, among other reasons.
A Quezon City metropolitan trial court judge ordered yesterday the eviction of Eddie Gil from his former campaign headquarters along Quezon Avenue and EDSA after he lost a battle with the JWS Development Corp., which claims ownership of the property.
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[Title] => Arrest warrant out for Eddie Gil
[Summary] => A bum stomach made presidential aspirant Eddie Gil miss his arraignment on a bouncing check case, which may compel the court to stop his campaign dead in its tracks.
A Makati City judge issued yesterday a warrant of arrest for Gil for failing to appear for his arraignment on a bouncing check case filed against him in 2001. The self-proclaimed billionaire allegedly issued a check for P270,000 for musical instruments.
Gil was only recently allowed by the Supreme Court to continue his campaign after the Commission on Elections disqualified him from the presidential race for being a nuisance candidate.
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[Title] => Eddie Gil goes to Supreme Court
[Summary] => Disqualified presidential aspirant Eddie Gil will ask the Supreme Court to order the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to retain his name in the list of candidates while his appeal is pending before the high tribunal.
In a statement, Gil said his case is similar to that of senatorial candidate Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino Jr. in the November 1967 elections, whose name was not stricken off the Comelec list while the Supreme Court was studying the disqualification case against him.
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[Title] => ‘Billionaire’ Eddie Gil can’t pay hotel bills
[Summary] => CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – A presidential candidate who promised to give every Filipino P1 million was threatened with arrest yesterday after refusing to pay a hotel bill for his campaign staff, police said.
After a tense standoff lasting several hours, Eddie Gil of the "Isang Bansa, Isang Diwa" party agreed to pay in cash his and his staff’s bill amounting to P35,000. He had earlier issued a check that bounced.
"We will let them go because they have already paid," said local police precinct chief Inspector Celso Muntil.
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ELIZABETH SAMSON
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A would-be presidential candidate who promised each Filipino P1 million in return for their vote has been asked to vacate his old campaign headquarters for non-payment of rent, among other reasons.
A Quezon City metropolitan trial court judge ordered yesterday the eviction of Eddie Gil from his former campaign headquarters along Quezon Avenue and EDSA after he lost a battle with the JWS Development Corp., which claims ownership of the property.
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A Makati City judge issued yesterday a warrant of arrest for Gil for failing to appear for his arraignment on a bouncing check case filed against him in 2001. The self-proclaimed billionaire allegedly issued a check for P270,000 for musical instruments.
Gil was only recently allowed by the Supreme Court to continue his campaign after the Commission on Elections disqualified him from the presidential race for being a nuisance candidate.
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In a statement, Gil said his case is similar to that of senatorial candidate Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino Jr. in the November 1967 elections, whose name was not stricken off the Comelec list while the Supreme Court was studying the disqualification case against him.
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[Title] => ‘Billionaire’ Eddie Gil can’t pay hotel bills
[Summary] => CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – A presidential candidate who promised to give every Filipino P1 million was threatened with arrest yesterday after refusing to pay a hotel bill for his campaign staff, police said.
After a tense standoff lasting several hours, Eddie Gil of the "Isang Bansa, Isang Diwa" party agreed to pay in cash his and his staff’s bill amounting to P35,000. He had earlier issued a check that bounced.
"We will let them go because they have already paid," said local police precinct chief Inspector Celso Muntil.
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February 12, 2004 - 12:00am
