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Petition for Disqualification
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- Which conduct is expressly identified as a Section 68 disqualification ground when established through the prescribed p…
- Which other conduct does Section 68 expressly list as a ground?
- Under Section 6 of RA 6646, does a candidate's receipt of winning votes automatically end a disqualification case that …
- A candidate claims that Section 68 can never support disqualification unless a criminal court has first entered a final…
- A claimant alleges only that a COC falsely states a qualification and asserts deliberate deception. Counsel says that a…
- In a proper proceeding, COMELEC finds that a candidate knowingly paid voters in exchange for commitments to vote for th…
- An unresolved disqualification case remains before the proper forum. The candidate receives the highest votes but has n…
- Identify several Section 68 conduct-based grounds and explain why a challenger must prove the particular applicable gro…
- Distinguish a pending disqualification petition from a final judgment of disqualification under Section 6 of RA 6646. W…
- A lawyer argues both that every qualification complaint is a Section 68 disqualification case and that every mistaken c…
- Which campaign-finance violation does Section 68(c) expressly identify as a disqualification ground?
- Under Section 68(d), what contribution-related conduct may support disqualification when established in the prescribed …