SC upholds junking of 1 Marcos ill-gotten wealth case
The SC adds that it is not a trier of facts, but even if it was, the anti-graft court's assessment of the sufficiency of evidence presented 'would still deserve the Court's respect'
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The SC adds that it is not a trier of facts, but even if it was, the anti-graft court's assessment of the sufficiency of evidence presented 'would still deserve the Court's respect'
THE Supreme Court (SC) has affirmed the dismissal by the Sandiganbayan of the P1.050-billion civil forfeiture case filed against the late strongman Ferdinand Marcos Sr., former First Lady Imelda Marcos and several associates who allegedly acted as their dummies in acquiring expensive artworks, clothes, jewelry, and properties here and abroad,…
The junked case sought the forfeiture and recovery of assets and properties owned by alleged dummies of the late tyrant and his wife Imelda
Sandiganbayan The Sandiganbayan has denied the motion filed by the government to declare in default seven other defendants in Civil Case No. 0010, an ill-gotten wealth case against the Marcos family. By declaring a defendant in default, the defendant will no longer be able to participate in