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2014-04-29 |
PERALTA, J. |
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| No specific type of proof is required to show that there was demand.[10] Demand need not even be formal; it may be verbal.[11] The specific word "demand" need not even be used to show that it has indeed been made upon the person charged, since even a mere query as to the whereabouts of the money [in this case, property], would be tantamount to a demand.[12] As expounded in Asejo v. People:[13] | |||||