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Limitations on Expenses; Statement of Contributions and Expenditures; Effect of Non-Filing (RA 7166, Secs. 13–14)
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- Apart from the express elective-barangay-office exception, what administrative fine range does Section 14 initially spe…
- A qualifying unsupported independent candidate runs in a constituency with 200,000 currently registered voters. Apply t…
- An offender receives notice of a Section 14 nonfiling administrative fine. Under the statute, when must it be paid befo…
- A local candidate has no party membership but receives political-party support. He claims the five-peso independent cei…
- A covered non-barangay candidate is found, through the proper proceedings, to have committed a second Section 14 nonfil…
- A local candidate without party membership nevertheless accepts party support. Explain why nonmembership alone does not…
- Compare the administrative consequences of a first and a properly established second nonfiling offense under RA 7166 Se…
- A qualifying unsupported independent has 200,000 registered voters in the constituency but only 80,000 actually vote. E…