+ Follow NORTH GREENHILLS SUBDIVISION Tag
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[Title] => Sandiganbayan grants Estrada 9-hour New Year pass
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The Sandiganbayan has granted former President Joseph Estrada a nine-hour furlough to welcome New Year’s Day with his ailing mother.
In a two-page resolution, the Special Division of the anti-graft court allowed Estrada a nine-hour pass, denying his earlier request for a three-day leave to celebrate New Year outside his rest house in Tanay, Rizal where he is placed under house arrest.
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[Title] => Sandigan prepares to wrap up Erap trial
[Summary] => The Sandiganbayan special division ordered yesterday the defense and prosecution in the plunder and perjury cases of ousted President Joseph Estrada to submit all their remaining pleadings within this week.
"All pleadings must be submitted by next week as (the) court will determine how much time will be given to (try the case)," said Presiding Justice Teresita Leonardo-de Castro, special division chairwoman.
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[Title] => Erap hopeful truth in GMA controversies will come out this year
[Summary] => Detained President Joseph Estrada expressed hope yesterday that 2006 will finally shed light on the controversies hounding the Arroyo administration.
Estrada also said he prayed that "this New Year will bring to our people freedom from the bondage of hardship and crisis."
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[Title] => Erap seeks longer furlough
[Summary] => Detained President Joseph Estrada asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to extend the separate 24-hour Christmas and New Year special passes the court granted him to visit his ailing 100-year-old mother.
Estrada argued his family needed the time to reunite for the holidays.
Former senator Rene Saguisag, lead counsel of Estrada, requested the justices of the special division to grant an extension of 14 more hours in order to visit his mother, Mary Marcelo-Ejercito, who remains confined at the San Juan Medical Center.
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[Title] => Erap will be home for Christmas
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada was granted permission by the Sandiganbayan yesterday to spend Christmas and New Year’s Day with his 100-year-old mother at her house in North Greenhills Subdivision in San Juan.
Presiding Justice Teresita Leonardo de Castro said Estrada was given the furlough for humanitarian reasons and in the spirit of Christmas, and that the government had not raised any objection.
However, the special division said Estrada should only stay at his mother’s residence on Kennedy Street or at the hospital where she may be confined.
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[Title] => PNP allows Erap to visit brother’s wake
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) gave ousted President Joseph Estrada permission yesterday to visit his brother Antonio Ejercito’s wake at the Santuario de San Jose chapel in Greenhills, San Juan.
Estrada’s lawyer Jose Flaminiano said the PNP allowed his client to visit the chapel at 7 p.m. tomorrow and to visit his Polk Street residence to "attend to his personal needs."
"He was allowed (by the PNP) to stay at the chapel and to also go to his residence at Polk Street. Perhaps he could sleep there overnight," Flaminiano said.
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[Title] => Erap now wants Christmas in San Juan
[Summary] => Lawyers of ousted President Joseph Estrada expressed hope yesterday that he would spend Christmas at his residence in North Greenhills Subdivision in San Juan.
Lawyer Jose Flaminiano said they are not filing a petition for a Christmas furlough for their client but they are hopeful that the Sandiganbayan will grant their petition for his transfer to his residence before Christmas.
"If the petition to have him transferred to Polk Street (San Juan) is granted, that is where he will spend Christmas," Flaminiano said in a phone interview.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Erap’s hospital detention costs P1.7 M
[Summary] => A military hospital in Quezon City has asked the Philippine National Police (PNP) to settle a P1.7-million bill incurred during former President Joseph Estrada’s detention there.
Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC) has sent the PNP three demand letters seeking payment but the bill remains unpaid, hospital director Antonio Sison said in a letter sent last month to PNP chief Director General Arturo Lomibao.
Sison said the P1.7 million is for the cost of water and electricity used during Estrada’s stay there from May 2001 to October 2003.
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[Title] => VMMC still best for Erap, government insists
[Summary] => Government lawyers are insisting that the Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC) in Quezon City is the best place for ousted President Joseph Estrada if he is moved out of his sprawling villa in Tanay, Rizal.
"They (defense lawyers) are the ones who have insisted on that (Estrada’s transfer to Tanay)," said Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa-Ignacio.
" It is not a problem of the prosecution. The nearest place is still VMMC," he said.
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[Title] => Erap lawyers formally ask court for house arrest
[Summary] => Lawyers for ousted President Joseph Estrada asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to have him transferred from detention in his rest house in Tanay, Rizal to his home on Polk street in North Greenhills Subdivision in San Juan.
"We have now formally asked the court to transfer him to Polk for the preparation of his testimony," Estrada counsel and former senator Rene Saguisag told reporters.
Saguisag said they have requested the court to allow Estrada to stay at his Polk mansion for "several weeks" as he gets ready to take the stand.
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NORTH GREENHILLS SUBDIVISION
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[Title] => Sandiganbayan grants Estrada 9-hour New Year pass
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The Sandiganbayan has granted former President Joseph Estrada a nine-hour furlough to welcome New Year’s Day with his ailing mother.
In a two-page resolution, the Special Division of the anti-graft court allowed Estrada a nine-hour pass, denying his earlier request for a three-day leave to celebrate New Year outside his rest house in Tanay, Rizal where he is placed under house arrest.
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[Title] => Sandigan prepares to wrap up Erap trial
[Summary] => The Sandiganbayan special division ordered yesterday the defense and prosecution in the plunder and perjury cases of ousted President Joseph Estrada to submit all their remaining pleadings within this week.
"All pleadings must be submitted by next week as (the) court will determine how much time will be given to (try the case)," said Presiding Justice Teresita Leonardo-de Castro, special division chairwoman.
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[Title] => Erap hopeful truth in GMA controversies will come out this year
[Summary] => Detained President Joseph Estrada expressed hope yesterday that 2006 will finally shed light on the controversies hounding the Arroyo administration.
Estrada also said he prayed that "this New Year will bring to our people freedom from the bondage of hardship and crisis."
[DatePublished] => 2006-01-01 00:00:00
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[AuthorID] => 1096652
[AuthorName] => Delon Porcalla
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[Title] => Erap seeks longer furlough
[Summary] => Detained President Joseph Estrada asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to extend the separate 24-hour Christmas and New Year special passes the court granted him to visit his ailing 100-year-old mother.
Estrada argued his family needed the time to reunite for the holidays.
Former senator Rene Saguisag, lead counsel of Estrada, requested the justices of the special division to grant an extension of 14 more hours in order to visit his mother, Mary Marcelo-Ejercito, who remains confined at the San Juan Medical Center.
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[Title] => Erap will be home for Christmas
[Summary] => Ousted President Joseph Estrada was granted permission by the Sandiganbayan yesterday to spend Christmas and New Year’s Day with his 100-year-old mother at her house in North Greenhills Subdivision in San Juan.
Presiding Justice Teresita Leonardo de Castro said Estrada was given the furlough for humanitarian reasons and in the spirit of Christmas, and that the government had not raised any objection.
However, the special division said Estrada should only stay at his mother’s residence on Kennedy Street or at the hospital where she may be confined.
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[Title] => PNP allows Erap to visit brother’s wake
[Summary] => The Philippine National Police (PNP) gave ousted President Joseph Estrada permission yesterday to visit his brother Antonio Ejercito’s wake at the Santuario de San Jose chapel in Greenhills, San Juan.
Estrada’s lawyer Jose Flaminiano said the PNP allowed his client to visit the chapel at 7 p.m. tomorrow and to visit his Polk Street residence to "attend to his personal needs."
"He was allowed (by the PNP) to stay at the chapel and to also go to his residence at Polk Street. Perhaps he could sleep there overnight," Flaminiano said.
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[Title] => Erap now wants Christmas in San Juan
[Summary] => Lawyers of ousted President Joseph Estrada expressed hope yesterday that he would spend Christmas at his residence in North Greenhills Subdivision in San Juan.
Lawyer Jose Flaminiano said they are not filing a petition for a Christmas furlough for their client but they are hopeful that the Sandiganbayan will grant their petition for his transfer to his residence before Christmas.
"If the petition to have him transferred to Polk Street (San Juan) is granted, that is where he will spend Christmas," Flaminiano said in a phone interview.
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[Title] => Erap’s hospital detention costs P1.7 M
[Summary] => A military hospital in Quezon City has asked the Philippine National Police (PNP) to settle a P1.7-million bill incurred during former President Joseph Estrada’s detention there.
Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC) has sent the PNP three demand letters seeking payment but the bill remains unpaid, hospital director Antonio Sison said in a letter sent last month to PNP chief Director General Arturo Lomibao.
Sison said the P1.7 million is for the cost of water and electricity used during Estrada’s stay there from May 2001 to October 2003.
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[Title] => VMMC still best for Erap, government insists
[Summary] => Government lawyers are insisting that the Veterans Memorial Medical Center (VMMC) in Quezon City is the best place for ousted President Joseph Estrada if he is moved out of his sprawling villa in Tanay, Rizal.
"They (defense lawyers) are the ones who have insisted on that (Estrada’s transfer to Tanay)," said Special Prosecutor Dennis Villa-Ignacio.
" It is not a problem of the prosecution. The nearest place is still VMMC," he said.
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[Title] => Erap lawyers formally ask court for house arrest
[Summary] => Lawyers for ousted President Joseph Estrada asked the Sandiganbayan yesterday to have him transferred from detention in his rest house in Tanay, Rizal to his home on Polk street in North Greenhills Subdivision in San Juan.
"We have now formally asked the court to transfer him to Polk for the preparation of his testimony," Estrada counsel and former senator Rene Saguisag told reporters.
Saguisag said they have requested the court to allow Estrada to stay at his Polk mansion for "several weeks" as he gets ready to take the stand.
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