CONTRACT TO SELL

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT:

This contract to Sell, made and executed by and between:

Tatlong Itlog Corporation. A domestic corporation duly organized and existing under the laws of the _________with office address at Barcarse Bldg., Cupang, ____________represented by its duly authorized representative, Fran Jacobs hereinafter refer to as the VENDOR;

-and-

Oniger Atapil, of legal age, single, residing at ____________________, hereinafter referred to as the VENDEE/S.

WITHNESSETH:

That the VENDOR, for and in consideration of the sum of EIGHT HUNDRED SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND ONLY currency, plus all other amounts and of all other terms and condition agree upon in this contract, has agreed to sell to the VENDEE/S, who had agreed to buy parcel of situated at Lot No. 49-C of the Subd. Plan, Psd-04-147554, being a portion of Lot 49, Blk. 1, (LRC) Pcs-04-004041, LRC Rec. No. Annex Asialand Development Corporation St. Catheine Village Project, St. Catheine Subdivision, Brgy. Hinapao, C, Lawis Extension, herein described below, together with the two (2) storey type residence constructed thereon, to wit:

Lot No. 49-C of the subd. Plan, Psd-04-147554, being a portion of the Lot 49, Blk. 1, (LRC) Pcs-04-004041, LRC Rec. No. covered by TCT No. R-8730 with the lot area of approximately FIFTY SQUARE METERS (50.00 m²), with a reinforced concrete a cement hollow blocks two storey type residence constructed thereon, with a covered area of approximately SIXTY SQUARE METERS (60.00 m²) (Annexes  plans and specification attached.)

The other terms and conditions of this Contact to Sell are as follows:

Paragraph A - That the VENDEE/S agree(s) to pay the VENDOR at the latters office Address the purchase price mentioned above, without the necessity of demand or the services of a collector, in the manner provided hereunder:

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House and Lot Price 875,000.00

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Transfer and Registration Expenses

inclusive Doc. Stamps and EWT or its equivalent BIR Tax, National/ City Fees/Taxes

-account of buyer-

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Total House & Lot Price inclusive connections of utilities Php 882,500.00

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RESERVATION FEE/DOWNPAYMENT

Receipt of which is hereby acknowledge 200,000.00 with O.R. No. 3551 Dated Feb. 12 ,2005.

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Paragraph C The parties hereof, VENDOR ans VENDEE/S specifically agree as they have agreed to the condition of the “STANDARD GENERAL TERMS of Asialand attached herewith and forming part of this Contract to Sell, in so far as they are consistent with the provisions of this Contract to Sell.

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Paragraph D The house is complete and ready for occupancy.

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IN WITNESSETH THEREOF, the parties have hereunto set there hand in this _______ day of ________, 2005 at_______, .

VENDOR
TATLONG ITLOG CORP

VENDEE/S
GANDI LUGASAN

By:

JEFFREY FERNANDEZ

Witnesses:

___________________________
__________________________

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

CONTRACT OF LEASE

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:

This CONTRACT OF LEASE made and entered into this _________day of ____, 2006 at ________________, by and between:

Ron Duvell, of legal age, married, with address at ______________________, as the LESSEE

-and-

DENEB S. TAMPOL, of legal age married, with residence address at ______________________________, herein after known as the LESSOR.

W I T N E S S E T H

That for and in consideration of the payment of rent and of the complies of all the conditions and covenants hereinafter contained, the LESSOR has agree to lease, let and demise, as it does hereby lease, let and demise to the LESSEE, and the latter has agree to accept, as it does hereby under lease, the premises located at _______________________ to herein LESSOR under the following terms and condition;

1. The LESSER shall pay in advance within the first (5) days of each month to the LESSOR the amount of TWELVE THOUSAND PESOS (No rentals shall be recognizes as having been paid unless evidence by the receipt of the LESSOR and/or its Agent. Neither shall payment of rentals be made by the LESSEE to unauthorized persons be recognized.

Without prejudice to exercise by the LESSOR of its rights under Section 18 herein the LESSEE shall pay to the LESSOR, Interest at the Of 1% a month on any monthly rentals not paid on time to be computed from the date of delinquency. LESSEE hereby agrees to pay as rentals the amount double the rate prescribe in paragraph 1 hereof in the event that he extends his stay in the premise without renewed Contract of Lease.

Upon execution of this Contract, the LESSE shall deposit in cash with the LESSOR an amount equivalent to TWO (2) months rentals or the amount of TWENTY FOUR THOUSAND 24,000.00) to answer for any of its obligation under the Contract, Subject to be return at the termination of these lease, less whatever account which the said LESSEE might then be owing to the LESSOR. The Putting of this deposit

Does not Relieve the LESSE in any way from paying on their due dates, the agree monthly rentals for the leased premises; and its failure to do shall constitute default or breach of this Contract. Should The LESSEE VACATE THE LEASED premises prior to the expiration of the agreed term of this lease, the balance of its deposit, if there is any

Left, shall be automatically forfeited to the LESSOR, without Prejudice to the exercise by the latter of the rights granted to it under this Contract.

2. This lease shall begin on the 15^th day of September, 2006 and shall expire at midnight of the 15^th day of March, 2007. This lease shall not be deemed extended beyond that period of time for any cause or reason whatsoever, and unless its term is seasonably renewed, the possession of the leased premises by the LESSEE, after the termination of said terms shall be considered illegal.

3. The LESSEE shall not use the leased premises for any illegal or immoral purposes. The premises hereby leased shall be used exclusively for TRANING CENTER. The LESSE hereby agrees not to divert the premises for use in other business without the prior written consent of the LESSOR, it being expressly agreed that if, at anytime during the existence of this lease, and without the previous written consent of the LESSOR, the said premises are used for other purpose the LESSOR, the said premises are used for other purpose the LESSOR has the choice to (a) rescind this Contract in accordance with Section 18 hereof, or (b) increase the rent, or (c) compel the LESSER to stop the new activities.

4. The LESSEE Shall not affix, inscribe or paint any notice, sign or other advertisement medium of any part outside of the building except per written consent from the LESSOR, and then only of such size, color and style as the latter may determine.

The LESSE shall not allow or entity to advertise, or put up sign, as if said party or entity use us, holds office or its otherwise, established at the premises leased or any part thereof: and only the name and nomenclature of the LESSE, as written in this contract of lease, shall be placed and advertised at the main door of the premises, after previous approval of the LESSOR. No other sign or advertisement may be placed in the premises other than at the herein before indicated.

5. The LESSEE shall not make any alternations, additions or improvements in the leased premises without the prior written consent of the LESSOR. Provided, however, that all such alternation, additions, improvements made by either, on or upon the leased premises, except the movable furniture’s and fixtures put in at the expense of the LESSE and removable without defacing or injuring the building or the leased premises, shall become the property of the LESSOR and shall remain upon the and be surrendered with the leased premises, a part thereof at the termination of the lease, without compensation to the LESSEE.

No shades, awnings blinds or window guards shall de installed or used in the premises without the prior written consent of the LESSOR.

6. The LESSE shall, at his expense, maintain the leased premises in a clean an sanitary condition free from noxious, disturbing noises, or other nuisances and upon the expiration of the lease, shall surrender and return the premises and fixtures in as good condition as they were actually found at the beginning of the leas, ordinary wear and tear excepted. The LESSE shall not drive nails, screw, hooks or other abutments on the walls, frame or other portions of the building nor in any manner deface or damage any part of the premises of the building. Any injury or damage caused or done by the LESSE may be repaired by be repaired by the LESSOR. For the account of the LESSEE.

The LESSEE shall provide itself, at its own cost and expenses, with receptacle which the municipal ordinances require to hold and contain waste matter, garbage and refuse, and shall deposit them within its own premises or at such places as may be designated by the LESSOR.

The sidewalk, entries, passage, corridors, of the building shall not be obstructed or used by the LESSE for any purposes other than for ingress to or aggress form the leased premises of the building.

The LESSEE shall not bring into or store in the leased premises highly inflammable, explosive or obnoxious materials nor install therein any apparatus, machinery or equipment which may cause tremors or noise, or emit fumes, gases or odors, or expose the leased premises to fire or damage or increase the fire hazard of the building or change the insurance rate of the building or any other article which the LESSOR may reasonable prohibit.

The LESSEE shall comply with all the rules, regulations, ordinance and laws made by the health or other duly constituted authorities of the Municipal Local Government arising from or regarding the use, occupancy and sanitation of the leased premises.

The LESSEE shall indemnify and hold harmless the said LESSOR against all actions, suits, damages, and claims by whomsoever they may be brought or made by the non-observance or non-performance of the said rules, regulations, ordinances or laws of any of the covenants of this contract, without prejudice to the right of the LESSOR to cancel this lease in accordance with the penal provisions hereinafter contained.

7. The LESSE shall, pay for its water, gas, telephone service, electricity and other public services or utilities.

8. The LESSE hereby assumes full responsibility for any damage which may be caused to the person or property of third parties while remaining either casually or on business in any part of the premises leased to free and harmless from any such claim for injury or damage is due to the gross negligence of the LESSOR.

The LESSOR shall not be liable nor responsible:

(a) for the presence of bugs, vermin, ants, termites, insects, if any, in the leased premise or

(b) for the failure of water supply and/ or electric current; or

(c) for any article delivered or employees, or

(d) for any injury, loss or damage which the LESSEE, his agents or employees might sustain in the premises due to any causes what so ever; or

(e) for any damage done or accessioned by, or rising from plumbing, gas water and/or other pipes, or the bursting, leaking or destruction of any cistern, tank wash stand, water closet, or water pipe in, above, upon or about said leased premises, nor any damages arising from acts or negligence of LESSEE of its agents, employees, representative or any all other persons;

(f) for any damage caused by fire, earthquake war, or any unforeseen cause.

9. In case damage to the leased premises or its appurtenances by fire, war or any unforeseen, the LESSE shall give immediate notice thereof to the LESSOR. If the leased premises shall be damaged by fire or other cause without the fault or negligence of the LESSEE, or this agents, clerks, servant, or visitors, the injury shall be repaired, at the expenses of the LESSOR, as speedily as possible, after such notice; but if the building or the leased premises be so nearly destroyed as to make it untenable, without the fault or neglect of the LESSEE, either party may demand the rescission of the this contract.

No comments or claimed shall be allowed against the LESSOR by reason of inconvenience, annoyance, or injury to the business arising out of the necessity of repairing any portion of the building, however, the necessity may arise.

10. The LESSE shall aloe the LESSOR to make repair, or to undertake those works, for preservation, decoration or improvement of the building or the leased premises.

11. The LESSOR reserves the right to revise the rent agreed upon in case of change the present assessment of the building or land on which it is erected, or in the event of the levy or special assessment on the property, and to apportion such assessment among all the tenants of the building.

In case extra ordinary inflation or deflation of the currency stipulated should supervene during the affectivity of this contract, the value of the currency it the time of the establishment of the obligation shall be the basic of payment as provided for in Art. 1250 of the Civil Code.

12. The LESSE may install the necessary installation required by its business provided strength and general as well as the beauty and appearance of the building or the leased premises are not hereby impaired or otherwise adversely affected and, provided further, that the other conditions this contract are not thereby violated.

The installation of additional electric, water, telephone service, teletype and/or gas connections in the leased premises shall be for the account and expense of the LESSE, who is hereby authorized to make the same only after obtaining the prior written consent and approval of the LESSOR. Such installation should be made in such a way as to cause no injury or damage to the premises: provide, however, that in the installation of additional electrical appliances, such as water coolers, air conditioner, office refrigeration, fans, etc. wherein extra outlets will be needed, the LESSEE shall first furnish the LESSOR with a plan of such additional outlets for its approval and the LESSEE shall imply only the services of an electrician or otherwise hire the licensed electrician of the LESSOR so that the additional load of current shall be within the capacity of main switch of the panel on the corresponding floor, thereby minimizing fire hazard, and shall further comply with the requirements of the Fire Department and/or of the Municipal Electrician Eng’s..

13. The LESSEE agree to return and surrender the premises at the expiration of the term of this lease in as good condition as reasonable wear and tear will permit and without any delay what so ever, devoid of all occupant, furniture, articles and effects of any kind other than such alternations, conditions, additions or improvements which LESSOR may elect to take, in accordance with the provisions of Section 5 hereof.

If said premises is not surrendered at the expiration of the term, the LESSE shall be responsible to the LESSOR for all damages which the LESSOR shall suffer by reason thereof and will identify the LESSOR against any all claims made by any succeeding tenant against the LESSOR, resulting from delay by the LESSOR in delivering possession of the premises to such succeeding tenants, as far as such delay is occasioned by the failure to surrender the premises time.

14. Disturbance or discontinuance of the possession of the leased premises by the LESSEE by causes beyond the control of the LESSOR shall confer no rights of any kind to the LESSE as against the LESSOR.

15. This lease goes not extend to the outside portion of building corresponding to or opposite the leased premises, and the painting, putting or affixing or business notice, sign or other advertising medium in accordance with Section 4 of this Contract shall not be construed as an extension of this lease to the outside portion of the building.

16. In case of the leased premises shall be abandoned before the expiration of this lease, the LESSOR is here by expressly authorized to enter the same as this agent of the LESSEE, either by force or otherwise without being liable to any prosecution therefore; to relent the same as such agent of the LESSEE, to receive for any deficiency; to take possession of any and all furniture, fixture merchandize, property, etc., including their contents, whatever they may be found outside the leased premises, and to sell and/or all of them, whether at a public or private sale; to sign and execute, for and in the name of the LESSEE, the corresponding deed of sale, assignment, endorsement, negotiation, etc., in connection therewith; and apply the proceeds thereof to any obligation which the authority herein given are hereby ratified and confirmed as the valid and lawful acts of the LESSEE.

17. The failure of the LESSOR to insist upon a strict performance of any of the terms, conditions and covenants shall not be a relinquishment of weaver of any rights or remedy that said LESSOR may have, nor shall it be constructed as a weaver of any subsequent breach or default of the terms, conditions and covenants hereof, which terms, conditions and covenants shall continue in full force and effect, no weaver by the LESSOR of any of its right under this contract shall be deemed to have been made unless expressed in writing, signed by the LESSOR.

18. The LESSEE agrees that all the covenants and agreements herein contained shall be deemed conditions as well as covenants and that if default or breach be made of any such covenants and conditions then this lease at the discretion of the LESSOR may be terminated and cancelled forthwith and the LESSEE shall be liable for any and all damages, actual and consequential, resulting from such default and termination.

Should be LESSOR be compelled to seek judicial relief against the LESSE, the latter shall, in addition to the damages mentioned in the proceeding paragraph, pay an amount equivalent to 20% of the amount of the amount claimed in the complaint as attorney’s fees with a minimum of Php 500.00, aside from the costs of the litigation and other expenses which the law mat entitle the LESSOR to recover from the LESSEE.

Provision of penal character in the other sections of this contract shall be considered as cumulative to the relief granted by this section.

19. The LESSEE especially warrants that it is the sole and absolute owner of all property, furniture, fixture machines, appurtenance, etc., brought by into the leased premises; and hereby, solemnly binds itself no to allow the property of any third party to remain or to be left therein without previously notifying the LESSOR, consequently, unless the LESSOR is so previously notified by the LESSEE, all properties found in the leased premises shall be conclusively presumed to belong to the LESSE and shall be subject to the LESSOR”S lien.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties here to have caused this instrument to be duly executed on the day, month, year, and place herein before mentioned.

DENEB S. TAMPOL REGINO F. LIPATA

(LESSOR) (LESSEE)

SIGNED IN THE PRESENCE OF:

__________________________________________

__________________________________________

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

BEFORE ME, a Notary Public for and in ________________this _____________________ day of ______________________, 2006 personally appeared _______________________________ with Residence Certificate No. _______________ issued at ________________________ on _______________ and __________________ with Residence Certificate No. _________________ issued at ____________________ on ______________, both known to me and by me known to be the same persons who executed the forgoing instrument consisting of Six (6) pages by them and their instrumental witnesses on page five (5) and on the left hand margin of each every page and they acknowledged to me the same is their free and voluntary act and deed.

WITNESS MY HAND AND NOTARIAL SEAL on the date and at the place first above mentioned.

Mr. Peter Wu
Administrative Officer
Sir:

The bearer is Ms. Sylvia C. Dominguez a prospective job applicant of Cruger Bent Group of Caompanies particularly Le Coralles.

According to her, she had undergone trainings already at your prestigious Training Center. However, the credentials (bio-data) that reflected your name and signature was forwarded to other group of Cruger Brent.

Unfortunately, when she arrived here at Le Coralles, there was no signature in her credentials reflecting that she undergone training. In line with this, may I request your good office to please update her credentials by reflecting the stamp of the Training Center as well as you signature for her to be considered here at our company.

Thank you and more power.

Oginer Atapil
Personnel Officer
Le Coralles

September 25, 2006

Dear Sir:

Please be informed that we have an outstanding account with Electric Corporation in the total amount of P 36,848.86 as per attached statement of account which we have to settle outright before we transfer our office to City proper.

In this regard, we would like to request your good office a proposal to offset this account with our collectibles from your office. Thus your office shall be the one to remit
the same to Electric Corporation.

Thus, we are returning herewith Bank Check No. 0000037880 amounting to P 41,083.74 issued by your office on October 23, 2006 in favor of Tatlong Itlog Corporation for cancellation and replacement.

May we request that the net refund of Php 4,234.88 ( Php 41,083.74 – P 36,848.86 ) be made payable to Tatlong Itlog Corporation and /or GANDI LUGASAN .

Hopefully this will merit your approval.

Very truly yours,

Morgan Fairchild
General Manager

TATLONG ITLOG CORPORATION

July 21, 2006

Dear Mr. Fromage

Good Day!!!

It has been more than a year now since we started catering the
aspiring worker here in the Training Center, and it is unavoidable that some of
our monoblock chairs were destroyed due to some attendees used it as rocking
chair. For now, we have 24 broken monoblock chairs. Also, a lot of used
thread cones has been stocked here since we started the hands-on training on
sewing.

In line with this, we would like inform your good office
that the 24 broken monoblock chairs and the used thread cones be pulled
out from the center.

Thank you very much.

Oniger Atapil

To Whom It May Concern:

My older brother will be getting married this coming week, December 15, 2006 to be held at the Baguio Cathedral. My brother informed me that I would be the Best man. Also, my family has planned a party for my to be sister-in-law to welcome her in the family. This will be a great honor for me to become the Best man of my brother. He keeps reminding me about it, and told me to do something so that I could make it on the weeding.

Though the time of the wedding will be the time of our test, it took me lot of time on what to decide. But I really wanted to attend my brothers wedding and the family party as well.

In view of this, I would like to request from your good office for a passes for the coming test. Since December 15 is Thursday, if possible, I would like to take the test on Monday. Furthermore, I am willing to discuss the matter in your office at the most convenient time for you if you will.

Hoping for your kind consideration about the matter.

Thank you.

Respectfully yours,

Derek Fromme

BSE  III Student

Letter of Response

Letters that provide information could lead to a profitable business if only writers follow these suggestions: (a) give the reply as soon as possible; (b) provide complete information; (c) answer courteously; and (d) extend assistance.

Give the reply as soon as possible

A prompt reply indicates a genuine interest to help the inquirer. This give the impression of the companys concern to provide information and assistance whenever possible. Psychologically, this may be effective in influencing a potential customer because a prompt reply will satisfy the inquirer while his interest is still high. Consequently, this will win the inquirers favor that the company acts immediately and shows concern.

Provide complete information

Since the aim of giving information is to help, the respondent must answer all the questions the inquirer requested. The respondent must not overlook some questions that he thinks are unimportant. For the inquirer, these may be helpful information that will affect his decision. Below is an example letter that answers all the inquirers needed information:

We have fleet of one hundred cars to choose from, all fully air-conditioned and well maintained. You may have a car chauffer driven or driven by yourself. Our rates are hourly, daily or weekly.

Answer courteously

Every person who requests information shows interest in what a company offers. Respondents should never take these persons for granted. No matter if the favor requested requires little information, a courteous reply may serve to arouse the customers interest to buy a product or avail of the service. A company loses nothing in being courteous. Instead, it wins the favorable impression of the inquirer and it helps promote goodwill.

Extend assistance

No doubt, answering the inquirers question as fully as possible is one way of being helpful. The respondent can extend his help further by providing extras like the following: proving printed literature, suggesting other sources of information, enclosing catalogue, price list or samples. These little extras, for which the inquirer is unaware, might not only serve to be a welcome assistance; it may even mean a turning point in bringing about sales. Contrast the two examples given:

Poor

We are sorry that we cannot provide the information you desire. Our company is concerned only with tours and not overseas employment.

Good

We are pleased to receive your inquiry regarding your desire top work abroad; however, our company engages in tours and not overseas employment. We suggest that you visit the Department of Labor and inquire about legitimate companies that take care of overseas employment.

Should you plan to travel someday, we would be willing to extend our full assistance.

Kinds of Letters that Provide Information

1. letter granting the favor

2. letter refusing a request

3. letter in response to an inquiry that is not clear

4. letter in response to an inquiry that requires a very long answer

Granting the favor

Thank the writer for the interest shown in your product or service. Give the information the writer requested as fully as possible, and add other relevant information. If possible, enclose booklets or catalogues. Express your willingness to be of further assistance should the inquirer think of writing you again. The letter below shows the idea:

Thank you for your letter requesting information on the package tour we published in the newspaper.

You ask particularly for the tours to the USA and Australia. The tour for the USA is scheduled for 20 days and the tour for Australia is scheduled for 15 day. Our rates are $500.00 for the USA tour and $400.00 for the Australian tour.

We hope that we satisfied your inquiry. Better still, we have enclosed a catalogue of the other package tours we have. Why not drop by our office and avail of the services we offer?

Refusing a request

There are some questions raised by the inquirer that could be answered. If the information is of a confidential nature, the request will certainly be refused. Also, if the question requires a great amount of time and effort to answer, the firm will find it necessary to refuse the request. Other instances when the request may be refused are: when the answer violates the companys policy or when the request is beyond the companys capacity. Should the writer refuse a request, the suggestions will be of help:

1. State the refusal courteously and regretfully.

2. Give a brief explanation for the refusal.

3. Do not make apologies.

A Response to an inquiry that is not clear

When the inquiry is not clear, it is good to acknowledge the letter for the interest shown in the product or service. The respondent must answer the letter promptly and ask the inquirer for additional information that will enable him to grant the request. Contrast the example below:

Poor

Dear Madam:

Thank you for your inquiry asking for information on our ovens; however, you did not indicate exactly the type of oven for household or commercial purposes.

Please give as your reply as soon as possible.

Good

Dear Madam:

Thank you for your inquiry asking for information on our ovens. We shall be glad to send you a catalogue indicating the features of our oven if you write to us back and indicate whether you need an oven for household or commercial purposes.

We shall send the information as soon as we receive your reply.

Response to an inquiry requires a very long answer

When the inquiry requires a very long answer, a printed literature may be given to do the task of answering all questions. But giving the printed literature alone without any letter to go with it makes it rather impersonal. It is best to write a letter indicating the printed literature to give it a personal tone. The respondent can help the inquirer further if he will indicate where the exact answers could be found. The first letter below shows concern, but the second letter is far more helpful.

Good

We are sending you our handbook which gives the details of all the vocational courses we offer. This handbook will surely answer all your inquiries in your letter of January 24.

We are glad to have this opportunity to be of help.

Improved

We are sending you our handbook which gives the details of all the vocational course we offer. This handbook will surely answer all your inquiries in your letter of January 24.

In this handbook you will find the course of your choice on “Commercial Radio and Telephone Operator” on pages 20-23. Another course of interest to you, Electronics Serviceman can be found on pages 15-19.

We are glad to have this opportunity to be of help.

September 18, 2006

The Officer-in-Charge
ePacific Global Contact Center Inc.
17^th Floor, Orient Square Bldg.

Dear Sir:

I have read your classified ad published through the newspaper that your good company is in need of Call Center Agent as pat of your 2006 expansion. Thus with this, I am submitting my application attached with the necessary requirements to seek from you an opportunity. I shall be pleased to consider me as a qualified applicant.

I am 21 years of age, single and a graduate of the University of Saint Louis, with the degree of Bachelor of Art majored in Political Science.

During my college years, I was an active officer to our organization Political Science Society wherein I was given the opportunity to lead my colleagues for a couple f years being the Mayor. I did also participate in other intra and extra curricular activities. Furthermore, I am adaptable to all kinds of works and situation.

After my graduation on March 2005, I was luckily employed at the _____________ for the position Field Reporter. I had done my piece concernedly.

Thank you for considering my application. I would be proud to be part of your family. I hope to get a chance to discuss my qualification and goals with you. I can be reached at 09275993178 at all times.

Sincerely yours,

ISAGANI P. DELA CRUZ

This is only a sample Articles of Incorporation.

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION

OF

TATLONG ITLOG REMEDYO INC.
(Name of Corporation)

Know All Men By These Presents:

The undersigned incorporators, all of legal age ad majority of whomare residents of the Banana Republic, have this day voluntarily agreed to form a stock corporation under the laws of the Banana Republic.

THAT WE HEREBY CERTIFY:

FIRST: The name of this corporation shall be:

TATLONG ITLOG REMEDYO INC.

SECOND: A. That the primary purpose of this corporation is to engage in the business of providing management solutions to various problems in the workplace in the areas of personnel management, fiscal administration, legal property management, production efficiency and quality control., etc.

B. That the corporation shall have all the express powers of a corporation as provided for under Section 36 of the Corporation Code of the Banana Republic.

THIRD: That the place where the principal office of the corporation is to be established is at:

No./Street____________________________

City/Town:____________________________

FOURTH: That the term for which the corporation is to exist is (50) years from and after the date of issuance of the certificate of incorporation.

FIFTH: That the names, nationalities, and residences of the incorporators are follows:

Name Nationality Residence (Complete Address)

SIXTH: That the umber of said coporation shall be ___________ ( ) and that the names, nationalities, and residences of the first directors who are to serve until their successors are elected and qualified as provided by the by-laws are as follows:

Name NationalityResidence (Complete Address)

SEVENTH: That the authorized capital stock of the coporation is ____________($___) dollar in lawful money of the Banana Republic, divided into _____________ ($_____) shares with the par value of _______________ ($____) dollar pe share.

EIGHTH: That at least 25% of the authorized capital stock has been subscribed and at least 25% of the total subscription has been paid as follows:

Name Nationality Number ofAmount Amount
Shares Subscribed Subscribed Paid

______________ ________________ _________________ ___________ __________

______________ ________________ _________________ ___________ __________

______________ ________________ _________________ ___________ __________

______________ ________________ _________________ ___________ __________

______________ ________________ _________________ ___________ __________

______________ ________________ _________________ ___________ __________

______________ ________________ _________________ ___________ __________

Total

NINTH: No transfer of stock or interest which would reduce the stock ownership of Banana Republic citizens to less tahn the required percentage of the capital stck as provided by existing laws shall be allowed or permitted to be recoded in the proper books of corporation and this restriction shall be indicated in the stocks certificates issued by the coporation.

TENTH: That Cyndi Lauper has been elected by the subscribers as treasurer of the corporation to act as succh until his/he successor is duly elected and qualified in accordance with the by-laws; and that as such Treasurer, he/she has been authorized to receive for and in the name and for the benefit of the coporation, all subscritptions paid by subscribers.

ELEVENTH: That the corporation manifests its willingness to change its corporate name in the event another person, firm o entity has acquired a pior right t use the said firm name or deceptively or confusingly similar to it.

In witness whereof, we have set our hands this ________ day of _____, 200___ at ____________.

___________________ _________________________ _________________

___________________ _________________________ _________________

___________________ _________________________ _________________

___________________ _________________________ _________________

___________________ _________________________ _________________

___________________ _________________________ _________________

___________________ _________________________ _________________

WITNESSES:

___________________ ____________________

(All incorporators appearing on the fifth aticle and the two witness should affix their signature on the blanks provided in this page above their respective names.)

Note; This should be notaized to make it Legal.

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