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2014-04-23 |
LEONARDO-DE CASTRO, J. |
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| The Court will also not rule upon issues which were raised by Agdeppa only in his Memorandum and Supplemental Memorandum, specifically, issues [B], [C], [E], [G], and [H] thereof. These are issues which the Office of the Ombudsman, Jarlos-Martin, Laurezo, and Junia did not have an opportunity to address or argue. The parties were properly instructed by the Court in the Resolution dated October 22, 2001 that "[n]o new issues may be raised by a party in his/its Memorandum and the issues raised in his/its pleadings but not included in the Memorandum shall be deemed waived or abandoned."[41] Relevant herein is the ruling of the Court in Heirs of Ramon Garayes v. Pacific Asia Overseas Shipping Corp.[42]: We likewise reviewed petitioners' Reply and we note that the discussion therein referred only to the denial of the motion for extension. No discussion whatsoever was made as regards the substantial merits of the case. In fact, as we have mentioned before, it was only in petitioners' Memorandum where they raised for the first time the issue that their appeal is meritorious. | |||||