Petition to Deny Due Course or Cancel Certificate of Nomination of Party-List Nominees (CR 9366, Rule 5)

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1. What is the exclusive ground stated in Rule 5, Section 1, of COMELEC Resolution 9366 for a petition to deny due course … Multiple Choice Easy
2. Which COMELEC office is identified by Rule 5, Section 3, for filing the specified nominee petitions? Multiple Choice Easy
3. What pleading form does Rule 5, Section 1, expressly require for the nominee-cancellation request? Multiple Choice Easy
4. A non-youth party-list nominee knowingly certifies being twenty-seven on election day when reliable birth records estab… Multiple Choice Medium
5. A challenger prepares a Rule 5 nominee-cancellation petition but files it only with a campaign liaison and sends no cop… Multiple Choice Medium
6. A challenge attacks COMELEC's approval of wholesale substitute party-list nominees for violating substitution rules and… Multiple Choice Hard
7. A challenger seeks cancellation of a party-list group's registration solely through Rule 5 Section 1 by alleging prohib… Multiple Choice Hard
8. Explain why a party-list nominee-cancellation petition should identify the particular nominee's qualification misrepres… Essay Medium
9. A lawyer automatically applies Section 78's ordinary twenty-five-day COC period to a Rule 5 party-list nominee petition… Essay Medium
10. Discuss the significance of the prescribed Commission filing office and service of a nominee petition. Does publicly br… Essay Medium
11. In Arquiza, how did the Supreme Court characterize COMELEC’s function in resolving a party-list nominee-cancellation pe… Multiple Choice Easy
12. Does the summary character of the nominee-cancellation proceeding dispense with an opportunity to controvert the charge… Multiple Choice Easy