Duties of the COMELEC

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1. Which Section 69 concern can support a nuisance-candidacy inquiry when its statutory conditions are shown? Multiple Choice Easy
2. No opponent has filed a petition. Evidence nevertheless raises a Section 69 nuisance-candidacy ground. An officer claim… Multiple Choice Medium
3. A receiving officer acknowledges COCs but deliberately retains the originals indefinitely, saying receipt completes eve… Multiple Choice Medium
4. COMELEC initiates a Section 69 proceeding on its own initiative after evidence suggests that a COC was filed to confuse… Multiple Choice Hard
5. An interested party submits a verified Section 69 petition alleging specific acts showing that a COC was filed solely t… Multiple Choice Hard
6. A COMELEC officer says the commission cannot begin a nuisance-candidacy inquiry without a rival’s petition. Explain Sec… Essay Hard
7. After ministerially receiving a COC, an officer refuses to forward its original because receipt is said to exhaust COME… Essay Hard
8. Compare COMELEC’s Section 69 nuisance-candidate authority with Section 78 material-misrepresentation authority. Does pr… Essay Hard