JA JEAN RODRIGUEZ Final
JA JEAN RODRIGUEZ Final
RODELINO N. RODRIGUEZ,
Plaintiff,
JUDICIAL AFFIDAVIT
(Rule on Judicial Affidavit,
A.M. No. 12-8-8-12, September 4, 2012)
I. PRELIMINARY INFORMATION.
II. OFFER.
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3. Q- For the record, please state the name and address of the Lawyer
who is now conducting or supervising your examination and the place
where the examination is being held now?
A – The legal counsel for the defendants, Atty. Melanie O. Guevarra is
conducting or supervising my examination now at Brgy. Estancia,
Kalibo, Aklan.
9. Q- Do you have proofs that you were the administrator of the subject
property from 1976 up to 1985?
A- Yes, Ma’am. I have here with me a copy of the Tax Declaration
covering the subject property Lot 1442, with entry that states that I certify
the true value of the property of which I am the administrator is, to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
10. Q- I am showing to you Tax Declaration covering Lot 1442 under the name
Robin Abello with an entry stating that Jean Rodriguez is the
administrator of the subject property, is this the same entry in the Tax
Declaration you were referring to?
A- Yes.
Manifestation:
Atty. Guevarra: Your Honor, I am requesting that the Entry in the Tax
Declaration in the name of Robin Abello which states that Jean Rodriguez
certifies the true value of the property of which she is the administrator is,
to the best of her knowledge and belief be marked as Exhibit “17”.
11. Q - Are you familiar with the real property subject matter of this
case?
A - Yes. As the administrator from 1976 up to 1985, I always visited the
subject property.
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13. Q - Are you familiar with the history of the tax declarations of the subject
property?
A – Yes, I am familiar being the administrator of the subject property from
1976 up to 1985, and sister –in-law of the previous owner and possessor of
the subject property, Lovell Obrique. I have the personal knowledge of the
actual possessors and tillers of the subject property from the time it was
inherited by my sister-in-law, deceased Lovell Rodriguez Obrique, from
their mother, Felomina Rodriguez up to the present.
14. Q –Can you tell us the history of the Tax Declarations, which you
earlier identified?
A – Yes. The Tax Declaration No. 2779 is in the name of Lovell Obrique
being owner and possessor of the subject property until she died in 1973.
She inherited the ownership and possession of said property from her
mother, Jimena Rodriguez. As I said earlier, Lovell was the younger sister of
my late husband, Bernardo Rodriguez.
In 1976, Lovell’s husband, Josue Obrique, sold the subject property to and
transferred its Tax Declaration in the name of Robin Abello.
In 1984, the subject property was transferred from Robin Abello to DBP by
virtue of Deed and Affidavit of Consolidation of Ownership as evidenced by
Tax Declaration No. 3731.
Manifestation:
Atty. Guevarra: Your Honor, I am requesting that the Entry in the Tax
Declaration No. 3731 in the name of Development Bank of the Philippines
(DBP), which states that, to quote “Formerly declared and assessed in the
name of Rubin Abello and now in the name of the Development Bank of the
Philippines by virtue of Deed and Affidavit of Consolidation of Ownership
executed before Notary Public I. Martelino for Aklan and entered in his
Notarial registry as Doc No. Page No. 27, Book No. IX, Series of
1984.”Robin Abello which states that Jean Rodriguez certifies the true value
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of the property of which she is the administrator is, to the best of her
knowledge and belief be marked as Exhibit “18”.
16. Q-Are you familiar with the history of the actual possessors and tillers of the
subject property?
A- Yes.
18. Q – Do you have proof of the history of the actual possessors and tillers of
the subject property?
A- Yes, I have here the certified true copies of the Tax Declarations of the
following:
Nothing Follows.
JEAN O. RODRIGUEZ
Affiant
Notary Public
Doc. No. __
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Page No. __
Book No. __
Series of 2018.
3. The witness gave her testimony and answers fully conscious that she
does so under oath and that she may face criminal liability for false testimony or
perjury;