Jamby fights for share of aunt's inheritance

A feud is brewing among members of the Madrigal clan as Sen. Ma. Ana Consuelo "Jamby" Madrigal fights for her share of inheritance from her late aunt, socialite Chito Madrigal Collantes.

Collantes, who died last March 24, left assets reportedly worth billions of pesos. But in her last will and testament, she did not include Sen. Madrigal.

However, the senator's sister, Chuchu Madrigal Eduque, was stipulated to receive 40 per cent of Collantes' residuary estate.

Residuary estate is defined in law dictionaries as what is left of an estate after debts, taxes, expenses, and specified gifts have been paid and distributed. It is "often the largest portion."

"Ang isyu dito hustisya at prinsipyo. Hindi pera ang habol ko dito. (The issue here is justice and principle. I am not after the money.)," Madrigal told ABS-CBN News.

Reports said the senator was not included in Collantes' will because the late socialite already spent a lot of money for Sen. Madrigal's failed bid for a Senate seat in 2001 and in her successful campaign in 2004.

It's futile: Enrile

Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile, a lawyer, said Madrigal's fight for what she believes is her inheritance is futile because she isn't Collantes' child.

Under the law, he said, only the children and the spouse of a deceased person have the right to fight for their share of an inheritance.

"Unless the civil code has changed, I think she will lose. Eh kung ayaw kang pamanahan, anong magagawa mo? (If she does not want to give you inheritance, what can you do?)" Enrile said.

Madrigal said that at the moment the issue is a family affair, but she will release details once it becomes a public affair.

"'Pag malaman nyo yung katotohanan, it will be one of the biggest telenovelas. And you will be there to know," Madrigal said.

tanong sino ang may POA? at kung wala, nasa mga anak ng final decision...pera nga naman...

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Jamby fights for share of aunt's inheritance

A feud is brewing among members of the Madrigal clanas Sen. Ma. Ana Consuelo "Jamby" Madrigal fights for her share ofinheritance from her late aunt, socialite Chito Madrigal Collantes.

Collantes, who died last March 24, left assetsreportedly worth billions of pesos. But in her last will and testament,she did not include Sen. Madrigal.

However, the senator's sister, Chuchu Madrigal Eduque, was stipulated to receive 40 per cent of Collantes' residuary estate.

Residuary estate is defined in law dictionaries aswhat is left of an estate after debts, taxes, expenses, and specifiedgifts have been paid and distributed. It is "often the largestportion."

"Ang isyu dito hustisya at prinsipyo. Hindi pera anghabol ko dito. (The issue here is justice and principle. I am not afterthe money.)," Madrigal told ABS-CBN News.

Reports said the senator was not included inCollantes' will because the late socialite already spent a lot of moneyfor Sen. Madrigal's failed bid for a Senate seat in 2001 and in hersuccessful campaign in 2004.

It's futile: Enrile

Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile, a lawyer, said Madrigal'sfight for what she believes is her inheritance is futile because sheisn't Collantes' child.

Under the law, he said, only the children and thespouse of a deceased person have the right to fight for their share ofan inheritance.

"Unless the civil code has changed, I think she willlose. Eh kung ayaw kang pamanahan, anong magagawa mo? (If she does notwant to give you inheritance, what can you do?)" Enrile said.

Madrigal said that at the moment the issue is a family affair, but she will release details once it becomes a public affair.

"'Pag malaman nyo yung katotohanan, it will be one of the biggest telenovelas. And you will be there to know," Madrigal said.

kelangan talaga parating may media mileage hehehe!

Lolo Tapoy:

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Jamby fights for share of aunt's inheritance

A feud is brewing among members of the Madrigal clanas Sen. Ma. Ana Consuelo "Jamby" Madrigal fights for her share ofinheritance from her late aunt, socialite Chito Madrigal Collantes.

Collantes, who died last March 24, left assetsreportedly worth billions of pesos. But in her last will and testament,she did not include Sen. Madrigal.

However, the senator's sister, Chuchu Madrigal Eduque, was stipulated to receive 40 per cent of Collantes' residuary estate.

Residuary estate is defined in law dictionaries aswhat is left of an estate after debts, taxes, expenses, and specifiedgifts have been paid and distributed. It is "often the largestportion."

"Ang isyu dito hustisya at prinsipyo. Hindi pera anghabol ko dito. (The issue here is justice and principle. I am not afterthe money.)," Madrigal told ABS-CBN News.

Reports said the senator was not included inCollantes' will because the late socialite already spent a lot of moneyfor Sen. Madrigal's failed bid for a Senate seat in 2001 and in hersuccessful campaign in 2004.

It's futile: Enrile

Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile, a lawyer, said Madrigal'sfight for what she believes is her inheritance is futile because sheisn't Collantes' child.

Under the law, he said, only the children and thespouse of a deceased person have the right to fight for their share ofan inheritance.

"Unless the civil code has changed, I think she willlose. Eh kung ayaw kang pamanahan, anong magagawa mo? (If she does notwant to give you inheritance, what can you do?)" Enrile said.

Madrigal said that at the moment the issue is a family affair, but she will release details once it becomes a public affair.

"'Pag malaman nyo yung katotohanan, it will be one of the biggest telenovelas. And you will be there to know," Madrigal said.

kelangan talaga parating may media mileage hehehe!

 

 ANO ANG NAKAKATAWA AT NAKAPAG TATAKA KUNG ICOVER YUN NG MEDIA, HA MR. KIKKOMAN?

 

JAMBY MADRIGAL IS A SENATOR AND ALSO A MEMBER OF A VERY RICH CLAN...HINDI SIYA ORDINARYONG TAO....SHE BELONGS TO THE UPPER BRACKET OF THE SOCIETY...

 

AT KUNG GUSTO NIYANG LUMABAN  SO BE IT..  

 ANYWAYS, LAHAT NAMAN NG TAO MAY KARAPATANG IPAG LABAN ANG KANILANG MGA KARAPATAN...

 

"...AT KUNG GUSTO NIYANG LUMABAN  SO BE IT..  

 ANYWAYS, LAHAT NAMAN NG TAO MAY KARAPATANG IPAG LABAN ANG KANILANG MGA KARAPATAN..."

may karapatan nga siyang lumaban...

pero...

may karapatan ba talaga siya sa iniwang kayamanan?...

 

 

kidperez:

"...AT KUNG GUSTO NIYANG LUMABAN  SO BE IT..  

 ANYWAYS, LAHAT NAMAN NG TAO MAY KARAPATANG IPAG LABAN ANG KANILANG MGA KARAPATAN..."

may karapatan nga siyang lumaban...

pero...

may karapatan ba talaga siya sa iniwang kayamanan?...

 

 

WELL, WHO KNOWS ..SIYA  AT ANG PAMILYA LANG NIYA ANG NAKAKAALAM NOON...

Nicolette:

Lolo Tapoy:

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Jamby fights for share of aunt's inheritance

A feud is brewing among members of the Madrigal clanas Sen. Ma. Ana Consuelo "Jamby" Madrigal fights for her share ofinheritance from her late aunt, socialite Chito Madrigal Collantes.

Collantes, who died last March 24, left assetsreportedly worth billions of pesos. But in her last will and testament,she did not include Sen. Madrigal.

However, the senator's sister, Chuchu Madrigal Eduque, was stipulated to receive 40 per cent of Collantes' residuary estate.

Residuary estate is defined in law dictionaries aswhat is left of an estate after debts, taxes, expenses, and specifiedgifts have been paid and distributed. It is "often the largestportion."

"Ang isyu dito hustisya at prinsipyo. Hindi pera anghabol ko dito. (The issue here is justice and principle. I am not afterthe money.)," Madrigal told ABS-CBN News.

Reports said the senator was not included inCollantes' will because the late socialite already spent a lot of moneyfor Sen. Madrigal's failed bid for a Senate seat in 2001 and in hersuccessful campaign in 2004.

It's futile: Enrile

Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile, a lawyer, said Madrigal'sfight for what she believes is her inheritance is futile because sheisn't Collantes' child.

Under the law, he said, only the children and thespouse of a deceased person have the right to fight for their share ofan inheritance.

"Unless the civil code has changed, I think she willlose. Eh kung ayaw kang pamanahan, anong magagawa mo? (If she does notwant to give you inheritance, what can you do?)" Enrile said.

Madrigal said that at the moment the issue is a family affair, but she will release details once it becomes a public affair.

"'Pag malaman nyo yung katotohanan, it will be one of the biggest telenovelas. And you will be there to know," Madrigal said.

kelangan talaga parating may media mileage hehehe!

 

 ANO ANG NAKAKATAWA AT NAKAPAG TATAKA KUNG ICOVER YUN NG MEDIA, HA MR. KIKKOMAN?

 

JAMBY MADRIGAL IS A SENATOR AND ALSO A MEMBER OF A VERY RICH CLAN...HINDI SIYA ORDINARYONG TAO....SHE BELONGS TO THE UPPER BRACKET OF THE SOCIETY...

 

AT KUNG GUSTO NIYANG LUMABAN  SO BE IT..  

 ANYWAYS, LAHAT NAMAN NG TAO MAY KARAPATANG IPAG LABAN ANG KANILANG MGA KARAPATAN...

 

Anything for media mileage.

Lolo Tapoy:

Nicolette:

Lolo Tapoy:

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Jamby fights for share of aunt's inheritance

A feud is brewing among members of the Madrigal clanas Sen. Ma. Ana Consuelo "Jamby" Madrigal fights for her share ofinheritance from her late aunt, socialite Chito Madrigal Collantes.

Collantes, who died last March 24, left assetsreportedly worth billions of pesos. But in her last will and testament,she did not include Sen. Madrigal.

However, the senator's sister, Chuchu Madrigal Eduque, was stipulated to receive 40 per cent of Collantes' residuary estate.

Residuary estate is defined in law dictionaries aswhat is left of an estate after debts, taxes, expenses, and specifiedgifts have been paid and distributed. It is "often the largestportion."

"Ang isyu dito hustisya at prinsipyo. Hindi pera anghabol ko dito. (The issue here is justice and principle. I am not afterthe money.)," Madrigal told ABS-CBN News.

Reports said the senator was not included inCollantes' will because the late socialite already spent a lot of moneyfor Sen. Madrigal's failed bid for a Senate seat in 2001 and in hersuccessful campaign in 2004.

It's futile: Enrile

Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile, a lawyer, said Madrigal'sfight for what she believes is her inheritance is futile because sheisn't Collantes' child.

Under the law, he said, only the children and thespouse of a deceased person have the right to fight for their share ofan inheritance.

"Unless the civil code has changed, I think she willlose. Eh kung ayaw kang pamanahan, anong magagawa mo? (If she does notwant to give you inheritance, what can you do?)" Enrile said.

Madrigal said that at the moment the issue is a family affair, but she will release details once it becomes a public affair.

"'Pag malaman nyo yung katotohanan, it will be one of the biggest telenovelas. And you will be there to know," Madrigal said.

kelangan talaga parating may media mileage hehehe!

 

 ANO ANG NAKAKATAWA AT NAKAPAG TATAKA KUNG ICOVER YUN NG MEDIA, HA MR. KIKKOMAN?

 

JAMBY MADRIGAL IS A SENATOR AND ALSO A MEMBER OF A VERY RICH CLAN...HINDI SIYA ORDINARYONG TAO....SHE BELONGS TO THE UPPER BRACKET OF THE SOCIETY...

 

AT KUNG GUSTO NIYANG LUMABAN  SO BE IT..  

 ANYWAYS, LAHAT NAMAN NG TAO MAY KARAPATANG IPAG LABAN ANG KANILANG MGA KARAPATAN...

 

Anything for media mileage.

 

CAN YOU EXPLAIN YOUR POST?    PAULIT ULIT LANG KASI...

 

 

 

"...Madrigal said that at the moment the issue is a family affair, but she will release details once it becomes a public affair.

"'Pag malaman nyo yung katotohanan, it will be one of the biggest telenovelas. And you will be there to know," Madrigal said...."

How possibly could this become a public affair...?

And if indeed this becomes one big telenovela...

will she end up as the star or the villain?

kidperez:

"...Madrigal said that at the moment the issue is a family affair, but she will release details once it becomes a public affair.

"'Pag malaman nyo yung katotohanan, it will be one of the biggest telenovelas. And you will be there to know," Madrigal said...."

How possibly could this become a public affair...?

And if indeed this becomes one big telenovela...

will she end up as the star or the villain?

ewan ko pagaaksayahan pa ba ninyo ng panahon ang awayan ng mayayaman sa pinas kesa sa food crisis?

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kung ayaw ka pamanahan, wag mo ipagpilitan ang sarili mo, yun lang yun

Progress:

kung ayaw ka pamanahan, wag mo ipagpilitan ang sarili mo, yun lang yun

billion kamo.....

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Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people.

prince:

Progress:

kung ayaw ka pamanahan, wag mo ipagpilitan ang sarili mo, yun lang yun

billion kamo.....

anong billion pinagsasasabi mo jan? sabi ko "yun lang yun" or "iyon lang iyon" or "that's just that"... hindi yan misspelled na milyun o bilyun... antagal mo na kasi sa States nagpapakasarap eh kaya hindi mo na lang mga ordinary Pinoy expression...

Progress:

prince:

Progress:

kung ayaw ka pamanahan, wag mo ipagpilitan ang sarili mo, yun lang yun

billion kamo.....

anong billion pinagsasasabi mo jan? sabi ko "yun lang yun" or "iyon lang iyon" or "that's just that"... hindi yan misspelled na milyun o bilyun... antagal mo na kasi sa States nagpapakasarap eh kaya hindi mo na lang mga ordinary Pinoy expression...

nakalagay sa balita sa taas billion daw so malaki nga iyon..siempre hindi maaalis ang interest...anyway, labas na tayo diyan dahil family feud yan at hindi politika....

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Great minds discuss ideas. Average minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people.

prince:

Progress:

prince:

Progress:

kung ayaw ka pamanahan, wag mo ipagpilitan ang sarili mo, yun lang yun

billion kamo.....

anong billion pinagsasasabi mo jan? sabi ko "yun lang yun" or "iyon lang iyon" or "that's just that"... hindi yan misspelled na milyun o bilyun... antagal mo na kasi sa States nagpapakasarap eh kaya hindi mo na lang mga ordinary Pinoy expression...

nakalagay sa balita sa taas billion daw so malaki nga iyon..siempre hindi maaalis ang interest...anyway, labas na tayo diyan dahil family feud yan at hindi politika....

 

NAG AAMOK YATA YANG KAUSAP MO PRINCE...

WATCH OUT! 

prince:

Progress:

prince:

Progress:

kung ayaw ka pamanahan, wag mo ipagpilitan ang sarili mo, yun lang yun

billion kamo.....

anong billion pinagsasasabi mo jan? sabi ko "yun lang yun" or "iyon lang iyon" or "that's just that"... hindi yan misspelled na milyun o bilyun... antagal mo na kasi sa States nagpapakasarap eh kaya hindi mo na lang mga ordinary Pinoy expression...

nakalagay sa balita sa taas billion daw so malaki nga iyon..siempre hindi maaalis ang interest...anyway, labas na tayo diyan dahil family feud yan at hindi politika....

 

NAG AAMOK YATA YANG KAUSAP MO PRINCE...

WATCH OUT! 

“I smell a rat here. Tila shades of 2004 all over again.  Could it be nabura ang pangalan ko sa will ng tita ko?  I demand a recount!”  - Jamby   

 

 

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Just like every rose has its torn, every night has its dawn. Fight on...

Nicolette:

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Jamby fights for share of aunt's inheritance

A feud is brewing among members of the Madrigal clanas Sen. Ma. Ana Consuelo "Jamby" Madrigal fights for her share ofinheritance from her late aunt, socialite Chito Madrigal Collantes.

Collantes, who died last March 24, left assetsreportedly worth billions of pesos. But in her last will and testament,she did not include Sen. Madrigal.

However, the senator's sister, Chuchu Madrigal Eduque, was stipulated to receive 40 per cent of Collantes' residuary estate.

Residuary estate is defined in law dictionaries aswhat is left of an estate after debts, taxes, expenses, and specifiedgifts have been paid and distributed. It is "often the largestportion."

"Ang isyu dito hustisya at prinsipyo. Hindi pera anghabol ko dito. (The issue here is justice and principle. I am not afterthe money.)," Madrigal told ABS-CBN News.

Reports said the senator was not included inCollantes' will because the late socialite already spent a lot of moneyfor Sen. Madrigal's failed bid for a Senate seat in 2001 and in hersuccessful campaign in 2004.

It's futile: Enrile

Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile, a lawyer, said Madrigal'sfight for what she believes is her inheritance is futile because sheisn't Collantes' child.

Under the law, he said, only the children and thespouse of a deceased person have the right to fight for their share ofan inheritance.

"Unless the civil code has changed, I think she willlose. Eh kung ayaw kang pamanahan, anong magagawa mo? (If she does notwant to give you inheritance, what can you do?)" Enrile said.

Madrigal said that at the moment the issue is a family affair, but she will release details once it becomes a public affair.

"'Pag malaman nyo yung katotohanan, it will be one of the biggest telenovelas. And you will be there to know," Madrigal said.

kelangan talaga parating may media mileage hehehe!

 

 ANO ANG NAKAKATAWA AT NAKAPAG TATAKA KUNG ICOVER YUN NG MEDIA, HA MR. KIKKOMAN?

 

JAMBY MADRIGAL IS A SENATOR AND ALSO A MEMBER OF A VERY RICH CLAN...HINDI SIYA ORDINARYONG TAO....SHE BELONGS TO THE UPPER BRACKET OF THE SOCIETY...

 

AT KUNG GUSTO NIYANG LUMABAN  SO BE IT..  

 ANYWAYS, LAHAT NAMAN NG TAO MAY KARAPATANG IPAG LABAN ANG KANILANG MGA KARAPATAN...

 

Well, she does not have the right to say it's not all about the money because she's obviously fighting for it.

pian:

Nicolette:

Lolo Tapoy:

Progress:

Jamby fights for share of aunt's inheritance

A feud is brewing among members of the Madrigal clanas Sen. Ma. Ana Consuelo "Jamby" Madrigal fights for her share ofinheritance from her late aunt, socialite Chito Madrigal Collantes.

Collantes, who died last March 24, left assetsreportedly worth billions of pesos. But in her last will and testament,she did not include Sen. Madrigal.

However, the senator's sister, Chuchu Madrigal Eduque, was stipulated to receive 40 per cent of Collantes' residuary estate.

Residuary estate is defined in law dictionaries aswhat is left of an estate after debts, taxes, expenses, and specifiedgifts have been paid and distributed. It is "often the largestportion."

"Ang isyu dito hustisya at prinsipyo. Hindi pera anghabol ko dito. (The issue here is justice and principle. I am not afterthe money.)," Madrigal told ABS-CBN News.

Reports said the senator was not included inCollantes' will because the late socialite already spent a lot of moneyfor Sen. Madrigal's failed bid for a Senate seat in 2001 and in hersuccessful campaign in 2004.

It's futile: Enrile

Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile, a lawyer, said Madrigal'sfight for what she believes is her inheritance is futile because sheisn't Collantes' child.

Under the law, he said, only the children and thespouse of a deceased person have the right to fight for their share ofan inheritance.

"Unless the civil code has changed, I think she willlose. Eh kung ayaw kang pamanahan, anong magagawa mo? (If she does notwant to give you inheritance, what can you do?)" Enrile said.

Madrigal said that at the moment the issue is a family affair, but she will release details once it becomes a public affair.

"'Pag malaman nyo yung katotohanan, it will be one of the biggest telenovelas. And you will be there to know," Madrigal said.

kelangan talaga parating may media mileage hehehe!

 

 ANO ANG NAKAKATAWA AT NAKAPAG TATAKA KUNG ICOVER YUN NG MEDIA, HA MR. KIKKOMAN?

 

JAMBY MADRIGAL IS A SENATOR AND ALSO A MEMBER OF A VERY RICH CLAN...HINDI SIYA ORDINARYONG TAO....SHE BELONGS TO THE UPPER BRACKET OF THE SOCIETY...

 

AT KUNG GUSTO NIYANG LUMABAN  SO BE IT..  

 ANYWAYS, LAHAT NAMAN NG TAO MAY KARAPATANG IPAG LABAN ANG KANILANG MGA KARAPATAN...

 

Well, she does not have the right to say it's not all about the money because she's obviously fighting for it.

 

WHO ARE YOU TO SAY THAT?

 

JUDGE KA BA AT NARINIG MO ANG TESTIMONIES NG BOTH SIDES?

THIS IS MORE OF A FAMILY PROBLEM KAYA SILA SILA LANG ANG NAKAKAALAM...KUNG ANO TALAGA YUN..

 

IF JAMBY WANTS TO FIGHT.. SO BE IT.....I DON'T SEE ANYTHING WRONG ABOUT THAT...

 

MARAMI NGANG NAG PAPATAYAN SA MALIIT NA HALAGA ..SA BILLIONS PA KAYA?

 

Ugh...not all about the money my a**...

Greed...indeed very thick this part of the Philippines