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Quo Warranto

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  1. What grounds does BP 881, section 253 identify for election quo warranto?
  2. Who may bring the election quo warranto petition described in section 253, subject to the applicable requirements?
  3. For the ordinary section 253 election quo warranto challenge, what event starts the stated ten-day period?
  4. A qualified voter did not run for the office but timely seeks election quo warranto alleging the proclaimed local winne…
  5. A pleading seeks only a recount because it alleges ballots were misread. It alleges no ineligibility or disloyalty. Doe…
  6. A local winner's eligibility is challenged through a timely election quo warranto petition based on a qualification all…
  7. After an official assumes office, a qualifying defect in title arises or is discovered during incumbency. A proper clai…
  8. Distinguish an election quo warranto challenge based on ineligibility from a contest alleging only that ballots were mi…
  9. A timely petition by a qualified voter alleges that a proclaimed local winner lacked a required qualification on the le…
  10. Explain Miguel v. Ogena's distinction between the ordinary election quo warranto remedy and a Rule 66 action concerning…
  11. As distinguished in Miguel v. Ogena, who may bring a private Rule 66 action in the individual’s own name?
  12. According to Miguel’s comparison, what is the normal office-related effect of a quo warranto judgment, rather than a wh…