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Mandaluyong Court Dismisses Contempt Petition in Lopez Inc. Leadership Dispute

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 28
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A Mandaluyong court granted a joint motion to dismiss with prejudice an indirect contempt petition filed by Federico Lopez, chairman of Lopez Holdings Corp. The Regional Trial Court of Mandaluyong City, Branch 209, issued the order on October 26, 2026, dismissing the petition. The original filing, made on April 10, sought to hold several directors and corporate officers in contempt for allegedly violating court orders related to Lopez’s removal as president of Lopez Inc.

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The court ruling addresses a wider dispute within the Lopez family concerning leadership of Lopez Inc. The dismissal of the contempt petition impacts the ongoing corporate governance dispute at Lopez Inc.

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Who's involved

  • Rafael LopezRespondent in the contempt petition regarding the leadership dispute at Lopez Inc.
  • Martin LopezRespondent in the contempt petition regarding the leadership dispute at Lopez Inc.

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