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February 12, 2018
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ILOILO City – An assistant branch manager of a lending company in Molo district reported to the police that a borrower has not yet paid his cash balance worth about P10,000.
Almost four months have passed since Jimmy Lardera borrowed P10,560, Melchor De Guzman of Duplamilco Lending, Inc. in Barangay San Antonio, Molo said in a police report.
Lardera, a resident of Barangay East Baluarte, Molo, still has a balance of P9,792. His collateral is a Rusi Delta 100 motorcycle, De Guzman told the police.
Lardera has not yet paid the balance as of Feb. 10, the day De Guzman had the information recorded in a police blotter.
The borrower cannot be reached for comment as of press time./PN
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