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    The House International Building Tenants Association filed a case to annul the deed of conditional sale of the building they lived in. The land was previously owned by an attorney who mortgaged it to GSIS due to loan default, and GSIS foreclosed and sold the building to Centertown Marketing through a conditional sale contract without informing tenants. The court ruled that the Tenants Association did not have standing to file for annulment because they were not parties to the original sale contract between the landowner and GSIS, nor the subsequent conditional sale contract between GSIS and Centertown Marketing. Only parties directly involved in a contract have legal grounds to challenge its validity.

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    The House International Building Tenants Association filed a case to annul the deed of conditional sale of the building they lived in. The land was previously owned by an attorney who mortgaged it to GSIS due to loan default, and GSIS foreclosed and sold the building to Centertown Marketing through a conditional sale contract without informing tenants. The court ruled that the Tenants Association did not have standing to file for annulment because they were not parties to the original sale contract between the landowner and GSIS, nor the subsequent conditional sale contract between GSIS and Centertown Marketing. Only parties directly involved in a contract have legal grounds to challenge its validity.

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    The House International Building Tenants Association filed a case to annul the deed of conditional sale of the building they lived in. The land was previously owned by an attorney who mortgaged it to GSIS due to loan default, and GSIS foreclosed and sold the building to Centertown Marketing through a conditional sale contract without informing tenants. The court ruled that the Tenants Association did not have standing to file for annulment because they were not parties to the original sale contract between the landowner and GSIS, nor the subsequent conditional sale contract between GSIS and Centertown Marketing. Only parties directly involved in a contract have legal grounds to challenge its validity.

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    House International Vs IAC

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    The House International Building Tenants Association filed a case to annul the deed of conditional sale of the building they lived in. The land was previously owned by an attorney who mortgaged it to GSIS due to loan default, and GSIS foreclosed and sold the building to Centertown Marketing through a conditional sale contract without informing tenants. The court ruled that the Tenants Association did not have standing to file for annulment because they were not parties to the original sale contract between the landowner and GSIS, nor the subsequent conditional sale contract between GSIS and Centertown Marketing. Only parties directly involved in a contract have legal grounds to challenge its validity.

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    G.R. No.

    75287 June 30, 1987


    HOUSE INTERNATIONAL BUILDING TENANTS ASSOCIATION, INC., petitionerplaintiff,
    vs.
    INTERMEDIATE APPELLATE COURT, CENTERTOWN MARKETING CORP., MANILA
    TOWERS DEVELOPMENT CORP., AND THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE INSURANCE
    SYSTEM, respondents-defendants.

    Topic: Kind of Contracts as to Validity Void Contracts


    Facts:
    The House International is a non stock non profit corporation whose
    directors and members are heads of the families of the Building in 777 Ongpin
    Street. The land was formerly owned by Atty. Ang who mortgaged it to the GSIS to
    be able to secure payment of a loan. The mortgage has been forclosed and the right
    of redemption over the property has expired; resulting to the selling of the said
    building to the Centertown Marketing through a deed of conditional sale, without
    informing the tenants of the building. The said Company was not authorised to
    engage in real estate, so it resulted for it to corporate a sister company for them to
    be able to engage in real estate business. The House Association filed for the
    annulment of the deed of conditional sale.
    Issue:
    Whether or not the House International Building Tenants Association is a proper
    party to file a case for the annulment of conditional sale
    Held:
    No, the House International Building Tenants Association is a proper party to file a
    case for the annulment of conditional sale. Article 1397 of the Civil Code has
    provided that The action for the annulment of contracts may be instituted by all who
    are thereby obliged principally or subsidiarily. The Association is not a party nor a
    privy to the Deed of conditional sale and therefore, it cannot assail the validity of
    the said contracts.

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