Review of Commission on Elections and Commission on Audit Judgments and Final Orders or Resolutions (Rule 64)

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1. Where does Rule 64 direct the specified review of covered COMELEC and COA judgments and final orders or resolutions?
2. What filing period does Rule 64, Section 3 state for the petition, before considering an allowed interrupting motion?
3. Does filing a Rule 64 petition automatically stay execution of the challenged judgment or final order?
4. An allowed and timely commission motion for reconsideration interrupts the Rule 64 period. Upon denial, which period do…
5. A petitioner argues that referring to Rule 65 in Rule 64 means every special Rule 64 provision is erased. Which is corr…
6. In a covered case, 20 days of the Rule 64 period have elapsed when an allowed timely reconsideration motion is filed. I…
7. An allowed timely reconsideration motion is filed with only two days left in the Rule 64 period. Upon denial, and with …
8. Explain how Rule 64 incorporates Rule 65 while retaining special procedural provisions. Why is automatically using a 60…
9. Distinguish filing a covered Rule 64 petition from obtaining a stay. May the petitioner unilaterally tell enforcement o…
10. A party seeks to use Rule 64 as a general factual rehearing of a commission's covered disposition. Explain its certiora…
11. Under Rule64 Section5, is the Commission concerned joined as a respondent?
12. Are persons interested in sustaining the challenged disposition also identified as respondents?