[G.R.
No. 136801. January 30, 2002]
SENTIMAR
vs. DARAB, Q.C., et al.
Gentlemen:
Quoted hereunder, for your information, is a
resolution of this Court dated JAN 30 2002.
G.R. No. 136801 (Emma Sentimar
vs. Department of Agrarian Reform Adjudication Board, Quezon City and Spouses
Lodovico and Carmencita Villarez.)
In a Resolution dated February 22, 1999, we required respondents to
comment on the instant petition for mandamus.
Only the Solicitor General, representing public respondent DARAB, filed
the required comment.
The copy of our Resolution of February 22, 1999, addressed to private
respondent spouses Villarez, was returned unserved with the postmaster’s
notation “RTS UNCLAIMED”. Thus, in a Resolution
dated November 22, 1999, we required petitioner to inform this Court of the new
and correct address of private respondents.
In compliance with this Resolution, petitioner submitted the same
address of private respondents appearing in the records of this case.
Again, on October 11, 2000, we issued another Resolution requiring
petitioner to inform this Court of the complete and correct address of private
respondents. But petitioner submitted
the same address.
On February 19, 2001, this Court issued a Resolution dismissing the
petition for failure of petitioner’s counsel to furnish this Court of private
respondents’ correct address.
Petitioner filed a motion for reconsideration alleging that private
respondents are actually and presently residing at Purok Kawayanan, Barangay
Taloc, Bago City, as evidenced by the Certification of Barangay Captain Alberto
B. Claro. However, they refused to
claim any communication sent to them.
She thus prayed that this Court’s notices to private respondents be sent
through Barangay Captain Alberto B. Claro, Barangay Taloc, Bago City.
We granted petitioner’s motion for reconsideration and ordered that a
copy of our Resolution of February 22, 1999 be sent to private respondents
through Barangay Captain Alberto B. Claro of Barangay Taloc, Bago City. But our Resolution was returned to this
Court with the postmaster’s notation “Return to sender, Reason: Unclaimed.”
WHEREFORE, it appearing that
our Resolution requiring private respondents to comment on the petition can no longer
be served upon them, the petition is hereby DISMISSED.
SO ORDERED.
Very
truly yours,
(Sgd.) JULIETA Y. CARREON
Clerk of
Court