Formal Offer of Evidence-Ancheta vs. Ancheta
Formal Offer of Evidence-Ancheta vs. Ancheta
BIENVENIDO R. ANCHETA,
Plaintiff, Civil Case No. 21-054
-versus- FOR:
Defendants, through the undersigned counsel, and unto this Honorable Court,
respectfully offer in evidence the following documents:
Exhibit “2”- Property Record Form of the lot in question in the name of Pedro
Ancheta.
Exhibit “6”- Order in MSA V-58896 of Pedro Ancheta dated April 8, 1980.
Exhibit “8”- Order in MSA No. (II-2) 1049 dated September 11, 1989.
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Exhibit “13”- Realty Tax Receipt No.0084529
PURPOSES: Exhibits “1” to “20” are offered to prove that the lot in question was
originally owned by spouses Pedro Ancheta and Francisca Ancheta who declared it with
the Assessor’s Office of Santiago, Isabela and Pedro Ancheta applied for Miscellaneous
Sales with the Bureau of Lands until his and his demise; that upon the death of the
spouses Pedro Ancheta and Francisca Ancheta, their children inherited the land; that an
Affidavit of Adjudication with Waiver was executed by some of the heirs of Pedro and
Francisca Ancheta which was the basis of the application for Miscellaneous Sales of
Bienvenido Ancheta and the cancellation of Miscellaneous Sales Application of Pedro
Ancheta; that despite the affidavit of adjudication with waiver signed by defendant, she
continued paying the taxes of the land;
Exhibit “21”- Letter of defendant to Atty. Jose Romeo S. Dela Cruz dated October
17, 2020.
Exhibit “24”- Registry Return Receipts to Atty. Jose Romeo S. Dela Cruz.
PURPOSE: Exhibits “21”, “22”, “23”, and “24” are offered to prove that even prior
to the filing of the complaint in this case, and when asked to vacate the subject land, she
explained to Atty. Balot and Atty. Dela Cruz that she and other co-owners of the subject
land have a right over their respective shares so that plaintiff should reconvey their
shares to them.
PRAYER
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“14”, “15”, “16”, “17”, “18”, “19”, “20”, “21”, “22”, “23”, and “24” in evidence for the
purposes above-stated.
He prays for such other relief and remedy just and equitable in the premises.
Copy furnished: