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                    [Title] => City Hall warned on non-payment of Rallos property
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The Regional Trial Court has warned the Cebu City government that it would garnish P20.6 million from the city’s depository banks if City Hall would continue to ignore the demand for payment of its remaining balance for just compensation for the property of Rev. Fr. Vicente Rallos in barangay Sambag 1 that the city had used as public road.
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                    [Title] => Rama authorized to receive P15 million from Globe Telecom
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The Cebu City Council authorized Acting Mayor Michael Rama to sign the memorandum of agreement with Globe Telecom that would allow him to accept the firm’s franchise tax amounting to P15 million.
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                    [Title] => City Hall no longer suing concert promoter
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CEBU, Philippines – The Cebu City government will no longer push through with its threat to file criminal charges against a concert promoter after he paid P150,000 as advance payment for his amusement tax obligations to the city.
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                    [Title] => City to file case vs concert promoter for unsettled tax
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Acting Cebu City attorney Rodolfo Golez threatened to file civil and criminal charges against a concert promoter who reportedly failed to pay his P229,460 amusement tax to the city.
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                    [Title] => City needs to amend tax law to tax armored cars and hearses
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The Cebu City government needs to amend its existing tax ordinance before it can impose delivery tax on bank's armored vans and hearses operating in the city. 


Acting city attorney Rodolfo Golez said the plan of the city to impose the delivery tax could not be done because it was not stated in the city tax code. The plan was hatched during the recent meeting of the City Traffic Operations Management board.


In other local government units, delivery trucks are subjected to a delivery tax from P500 to P1,000 a year.


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                    [Title] => Sanctions sought vs. traffic enforcers not arresting dispatchers
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The city attorney's office is seeking sanctions against traffic enforcers who are not apprehending public utility jeepney dispatchers and watch-your-car boys.


Acting city attorney Rodolfo Golez said despite the city's anti-dispatching ordinance, traffic enforcers are still ignoring their task of apprehending dispatchers and watch-your-car boys.


But Councilor Augustus Pe Jr., a member of the City Council committee on police, is not in favor of giving the task of apprehending "extortionists in the streets" to the traffic enforcers.


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                    [Title] => No default for city in condo hearings
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City lawyer Rodolfo Golez, who represents the city said the city cannot be declared in default because it was the fault of the defense lawyer Gil Diglasan Tanyag, who submitted an incomplete pleading.


"His pleading does not have page 2. How can we make our answer intelligently with an incomplete pleading," Golez said.


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The Cebu City government needs to amend its existing tax ordinance before it can impose delivery tax on bank's armored vans and hearses operating in the city. 


Acting city attorney Rodolfo Golez said the plan of the city to impose the delivery tax could not be done because it was not stated in the city tax code. The plan was hatched during the recent meeting of the City Traffic Operations Management board.


In other local government units, delivery trucks are subjected to a delivery tax from P500 to P1,000 a year.


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Acting city attorney Rodolfo Golez said despite the city's anti-dispatching ordinance, traffic enforcers are still ignoring their task of apprehending dispatchers and watch-your-car boys.


But Councilor Augustus Pe Jr., a member of the City Council committee on police, is not in favor of giving the task of apprehending "extortionists in the streets" to the traffic enforcers.


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City lawyer Rodolfo Golez, who represents the city said the city cannot be declared in default because it was the fault of the defense lawyer Gil Diglasan Tanyag, who submitted an incomplete pleading.


"His pleading does not have page 2. How can we make our answer intelligently with an incomplete pleading," Golez said.


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Golez back as fiscal, maintains "good relationship" with Tom

June 26, 2009 - 12:00am

Following his resignation as city attorney, Atty. Rodolfo Golez returned to the city prosecutor’s office yesterday and re-assumed his post as Second Assistant City Prosecutor, the position he left when he started...

Cebu News

City Hall warned on non-payment of Rallos property

April 19, 2009 - 12:00am

The Regional Trial Court has warned the Cebu City government that it would garnish P20.6 million from the city’s depository banks if City Hall would continue to ignore the demand for payment of its remaining...

Cebu News

Rama authorized to receive P15 million from Globe Telecom

April 3, 2009 - 12:00am

The Cebu City Council authorized Acting Mayor Michael Rama to sign the memorandum of agreement with Globe Telecom that would allow him to accept the firm’s franchise tax amounting to P15 million.

Cebu News

City Hall no longer suing concert promoter

March 27, 2009 - 12:00am

CEBU, Philippines – The Cebu City government will no longer push through with its threat to file criminal charges against a concert promoter after he paid P150,000 as advance payment for his amusement tax obligations...

Cebu News

City to file case vs concert promoter for unsettled tax

March 20, 2009 - 12:00am

Acting Cebu City attorney Rodolfo Golez threatened to file civil and criminal charges against a concert promoter who reportedly failed to pay his P229,460 amusement tax to the city.

Cebu News

City needs to amend tax law to tax armored cars and hearses

March 20, 2007 - 12:00am

The Cebu City government needs to amend its existing tax ordinance before it can impose delivery tax on bank's armored vans and hearses operating in the city. Acting city attorney Rodolfo Golez said the plan...

Cebu News

Sanctions sought vs. traffic enforcers not arresting dispatchers

January 26, 2007 - 12:00am

The city attorney's office is seeking sanctions against traffic enforcers who are not apprehending public utility jeepney dispatchers and watch-your-car boys. Acting city attorney Rodolfo Golez said despite...

Cebu News

No default for city in condo hearings

November 4, 2005 - 12:00am

The Cebu City government yesterday downplayed the motion of the occupants of the city-owned condominium for the city to be declared in default for failing to answer the summons issued by the court. City lawyer Rodolfo...

Cebu News