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NATIONAL GRID CORPORATION OF THE PHILIPPINES is seeking a Legal Assistant to draft and review various land-related documents and assist the project team with legal services. The role focuses on drafting complaints, memoranda, and notices, and on reviewing DOAS, ROW grants, and other conveyances.
The ideal candidate is a graduate of a 4-year course with English proficiency and knowledge of standard legal documents; experience in a legal department is advantageous.
a. Drafts complaints, judicial affidavits, notices to take possession, and other urgent pleadings;
b. Reviews Deeds of Absolute Sale (DOAS), ROW Grants, contracts to Sell, ROW Nego Cards, Quitclaims, joint affidavits of barangay officials or disinterested persons, and other legal documents/instruments pertaining to the acquisition of land and land rights;
c. Drafts Memoranda of Agreement (MOAs) and other contracts and deeds of conveyances;
d. Drafts memoranda for Management approval, letters and other correspondence;
e. Prepares, monitors and updates the status report of expropriation cases; and
f. Legal pass on land and land rights documents and renders assistance to project team and other legal services as required.
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) holds the franchise to operate and maintain the Philippines’ electricity transmission network. It delivers safe and reliable electricity throughout the archipelago.
As the system operator of the power grid, NGCP balances the demand and supply of electricity to efficiently serve all of its customers which are generators, private distribution utilities, electric cooperatives, government-owned utilities, ecozones, industries, and directly connected companies.
As the only transmission utility firm in the country, NGCP performs a significant role in nation building by providing the necessary infrastructure to deliver electricity where it is needed --whether in far flung communities or in urban centers.
Incorporated in 2008, the private corporation won the bidding for the franchise to operate and maintain the country's transmission network. It was the biggest government auction conducted in efforts to reform the local power sector.
The 50-year franchise provides NGCP with the right to operate, maintain, expand and further develop the country's power transmission system which involves 19, 425 circuit kilometers of transmission lines and 23, 853 megavolt amperes (MVA) of substation capacity.