Over strong moves to recuse himself from the case of Kang Tae Sik, a South Korean businessman who was ordered arrested and deported by Justice Vitaliano Aguirre 2nd, Court of Appeals Justice Apolinario Bruselas instead ordered Kang’s former lawyer, Alex Tan, to file a comment on a motion for inhibition.
Redentor Viaje, Kang’s lawyer, assailed the order to deport Kang, whom he said had been doing business in the country for 38 years.
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