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    This letter from Magaipo & Salinas Law Offices is a formal demand to Josefina J. Manao, owner of RDSA Security Agency, regarding the unpaid cash and firearm bonds of their client Gelito Billantes Raga, a former security guard for RDSA. The letter summarizes that Raga is owed P14,400 in bonds that were deducted from his salary during employment but not returned after his resignation over a month prior, as was agreed. The law office warns that if the matter is not resolved promptly, they will pursue legal action or file charges against RDSA to recover the owed funds and damages on behalf of their client.

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    This letter from Magaipo & Salinas Law Offices is a formal demand to Josefina J. Manao, owner of RDSA Security Agency, regarding the unpaid cash and firearm bonds of their client Gelito Billantes Raga, a former security guard for RDSA. The letter summarizes that Raga is owed P14,400 in bonds that were deducted from his salary during employment but not returned after his resignation over a month prior, as was agreed. The law office warns that if the matter is not resolved promptly, they will pursue legal action or file charges against RDSA to recover the owed funds and damages on behalf of their client.

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    This letter from Magaipo & Salinas Law Offices is a formal demand to Josefina J. Manao, owner of RDSA Security Agency, regarding the unpaid cash and firearm bonds of their client Gelito Billantes Raga, a former security guard for RDSA. The letter summarizes that Raga is owed P14,400 in bonds that were deducted from his salary during employment but not returned after his resignation over a month prior, as was agreed. The law office warns that if the matter is not resolved promptly, they will pursue legal action or file charges against RDSA to recover the owed funds and damages on behalf of their client.

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    Demand Letter Security Agency

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    This letter from Magaipo & Salinas Law Offices is a formal demand to Josefina J. Manao, owner of RDSA Security Agency, regarding the unpaid cash and firearm bonds of their client Gelito Billantes Raga, a former security guard for RDSA. The letter summarizes that Raga is owed P14,400 in bonds that were deducted from his salary during employment but not returned after his resignation over a month prior, as was agreed. The law office warns that if the matter is not resolved promptly, they will pursue legal action or file charges against RDSA to recover the owed funds and damages on behalf of their client.

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    MAGAIPO & SALINAS LAW OFFICES

    2F, IMMACULATE CONCEPTION BLDG.


    ZONE V, SOGOD, SOUTHERN LEYTE
    (CP Nos: 0975-015-7283 and 0945-366-0380)

    March 13, 2018

    JOSEFINA J. MANAO
    Owner/General Manager
    RDSA SECURITY AGENCY
    Blk 1-A, Lot 5, St. Scholastica Village
    Palo, Leyte

    Dear Josefina J. Manao,

    The undersigned counsel writes in behalf of his client, GELITO BILLANTES RAGA,
    your resigned security guard detailed at PHCCI, Sogod, Southern Leyte, regarding HIS CLAIM
    OF CASH BOND AND FIREARM’S BOND deducted from him while he was connected with
    your Security Agency.
    This letter is to remind you on the following items:
    1. The aforementioned bonds were part of his income. They were deducted from him for
    the purpose that in the event that there would be untoward losses caused by him, it
    would answer for that losses;
    2. My client started as your employee-security guard on December 28, 2011, under the
    agency name, REDJVN SECURITY AGENCY. However, my client had resigned on
    February 1, 2018 and surrendered to your agency his detailed firearm and was cleared
    from your office; From that period of employment, my client had accumulated an
    amount of Fourteen Thousand Four Hundred Pesos (P14,400.00) as cash and firearm
    bonds;
    3. As your conversation with him, the said bonds shall be released one (1) month after
    the resignation date. However, more than a month had passed but still he have not
    receive the said bonds;

    In the light of the foregoing antecedents, we are formally demanding you to give
    attention on this legal obligation. Otherwise, we will be constrained to file appropriate charges in
    court or in any tribunals against you to protect the interest of my client. Should this case happen,
    it is understood you are bound to pay damages and such other expenses which the court may
    award not to mention rapture feelings and the risk to loss your license as a security agency.

    Please give this matter your due attention and preferential action before its too late.

    Very truly yours,

    ATTY. MARVIN A. MAGAIPO


    Counsel
    With my conformity:
    ___________________________________
    GELITO BILLANTES RAGA

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