+ Follow FORMER SOLICITOR GENERAL ESTELITO MENDOZA Tag
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[Summary] => Confusion abounds as to the real score on the stand of the eight amici curae (friends of the court) regarding the issues raised in the petitions questioning the impeachment of Chief Justice Davide. This happens when there is a mix-up and fusion of the different classes of issues involved. For accuracy, it is necessary to separate the substantive from the procedural, the substantial from the technical issues. Or better still, the primary from the secondary.
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[Title] => Mendoza denies coercing Ocampo
[Summary] => Former Solicitor General Estelito Mendoza, who is defending President Estrada in his impeachment trial, denied yesterday allegations by an opposition congressman that he had coerced prosecution witness Clarissa Ocampo to sign a document indicating that another person signed bank papers under the name "Jose Velarde."
"That is absolutely false, I am not crazy to do that," Mendoza said in a telephone interview.
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[Title] => Senate sets vote on Valhalla papers
[Summary] => The Senate decides tomorrow whether to affirm or put to a vote the decision of Chief Justice Hilario Davide to open the sealed envelope containing documents related to the controversial "Jose Valhalla" account.
The decision is consi-dered affirmed if no senator objects to the decision. It will be put to a vote should one senator object. It takes a majority vote of the senators present to make a decision.
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[Title] => Tan lawyer hits government for pursuing tax suit
[Summary] => Former Solicitor General Estelito Mendoza, legal counsel of Fortune Tobacco Corp., said yesterday taipan Lucio Tan has been severely maligned for a case he is not even involved in.
"Independently of the fact that Fortune has no tax liability, there is not any document related to these taxes in which the name of Mr. Tan appears, much less a document signed by him," Mendoza said in a press statement.
He said there is no evidence that Tan was a corporate officer responsible for the payment, or non-payment, of taxes.
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FORMER SOLICITOR GENERAL ESTELITO MENDOZA
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"That is absolutely false, I am not crazy to do that," Mendoza said in a telephone interview.
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"Independently of the fact that Fortune has no tax liability, there is not any document related to these taxes in which the name of Mr. Tan appears, much less a document signed by him," Mendoza said in a press statement.
He said there is no evidence that Tan was a corporate officer responsible for the payment, or non-payment, of taxes.
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