What's Next?

Camp John Hay is a well-known tourist spot in the small city of Baguio, north of Metro Manila.. But long before CampJohn Hay became a developed area, it used to be a military reservation for the United States Army named after President Theodore Roosevelt's Secretary of State, John Milton Hay.

BCDA is claiming that the camp will finally be transferred back and will be handled by the government. If this is the case, then BCDA is giving false statements. “Finally, the records of the case reveal that the factual allegations of the parties already refer to the merits of the controversy between them, which is the alleged breach of their RMOA (Restructuring Memorandum of Agreement). 

These issues are best threshed out in the appropriate arbitration proceedings". This is part of the statements that were omitted by BCDA to mislead the public.

And so the battle goes on and on in what seems like forever. The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) versus the Camp John Hay Development Corporation (CJHDevCo) case is taking too long to be resolved. But what really happened here?

CJHDEVco is  satisfied that the arbitral tribunal rejected the BCDA's case for back rentals which they have constantly stressed that is was never due. They are additionally thankful that the generous rentals the organization paid over the span of over more than 10 years, were requested come back to CJHDevCo. In any case, they are presently considering their legitimate alternatives.

BCDA figured in a related fracas with SMLI last year after a heavily-armed security group led by Casanova himself made a last-ditch attempt to block the May 16 inauguration of the SM Aura mall, which is right across the street from the Ayala-owned Market! Market! mall at BGC.

But even without all the legalese, the simple question is how—as what Casanova wants the public and the courts to believe.