Court dismisses contempt case vs. Lopez Holdings execs
A Mandaluyong regional trial court has dismissed a petition for indirect contempt against executives of Lopez Holdings, related to alleged violations of a temporary restraining order amid a family feud. The decision marks a new phase in the ongoing dispute.
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