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BROADWAY
CENTRUM
CONDOMINIUM
CORPORATION, petitioner, vs. TROPICAL HUT FOOD
MARKET, INC. and THE HONORABLE COURT OF
APPEALS, respondents.
Civil Law Contracts Novation Novation is the
extinguishment of an obligation by the substitution of that
obligation with a subsequent one which terminates it.We start
with the basic conception that novation is the extinguishment of
an obligation by the substitution of that obligation with a
subsequent one, which terminates it, either by changing its object
or principal conditions or by substituting a new debtor in place of
the old one, or by subrogating a third person to the rights of the
creditor. Novation through a change of the object or principal
conditions of an existing obligation is referred to as objective (or
real) novation. Novation by the change of either the person of the
debtor or of the creditor is described as subjective (or personal)
novation. Novation may also be objective and subjective (mixed)
at the same time. In both objective and subjective novation, a dual
purpose is achievedan obligation is extinguished and a new one
is created in lieu thereof.
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THIRD DIVISION.
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changes.
It is understood, however, that any reduction in rental
extended is merely a temporary suspension of the original rate of
rental stipulated
in our contract of lease and not an amendment
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thereto. (Emphases supplied)
Record, p. 164.
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Broadway Centrum
Market, Inc.
Condominium Corp.
By: (Signed)
By: (Signed) 4
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Record, p. 22.
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Id., p. 44.
Id., p. 45.
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or not the
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Id., p. 46.
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Young vs. Court of Appeals, 196 SCRA 795 (1991) Caneda vs. Court
of Appeals, 181 SCRA 762 (1990) Cochingyan vs. R & B Surety and
Insurance Co., 151 SCRA 339 (1987) De Cortes vs. Venturanza, 79 SCRA
709 (1977).
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(1912).
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See, e.g., Goni vs. Court of Appeals, 144 SCRA 222 (1986) Landico
vs. Pacquing, 42 SCRA 322 (1971) Asia Banking Corp. vs. Lacson Co. Inc.,
48 Phil. 482 (1925) Tui Suico v. Jabana, 45 Phil. 707 (1924) Martinez vs.
Cavives 25 Phil. 581 (1913).
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This lease agreement renders void any and all agreement and understanding, oral
and/or written previously entered into between the parties hereto covering the
property herein leased and this agreement may not hereafter be modified or
altered except by instrument in writing duly signed by the parties hereto.
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(Emphases supplied)
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January 1991.
The penalty of 2% per month on unpaid rentals specified in
Section 5 of the 28 November 1980 Contract of Lease is, in
the exercise of the Courts discretion, hereby equitably
REDUCED to ten percent (10%) per annum computed from
accrual of such rentals as above specified until fully paid.
In addition, private respondent Tropical shall pay to
petitioner Broadway attorneys
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