Manila, Nov. 10 -- The Senate impeachment court on Tuesday gave Davao City Assessor Jaime Adalin until Nov. 11 to submit requested property and travel records involving Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband, lawyer Manases Carpio, warning of possible compulsory measures if he fails to comply without sufficient justification.

Presiding Officer Francis "Chiz" Escudero issued the warning after confirming that the court had yet to receive documents requested by senator-judges during Monday's testimony of Adalin, the defense's first witness.

The requested documents include a list of properties registered individually or jointly under Duterte and Carpio, as well as the name of the travel agency involved in Adalin's trips to China.

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