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Showing 73–80 of 80 articles for “proclamation”

Election Protests Ensuring Fair Canvassing AND Valid Proclamations

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on election protests, canvassing irregularities, and the validity of proclamations in electoral disputes.

Pre-Proclamation Disputes: When Election Cases End at the Start of Term

Learn how Philippine law terminates pre-proclamation cases at the start of term, and when the remedy shifts to an election protest.

Presidential Power vs Legislative Authority: Proclamation Validity in the Philippines

Supreme Court nullifies Proclamation No. 164 for exceeding presidential power after Congress convened, reaffirming separation of powers.

Pre-Proclamation Controversies: Limits of COMELEC Jurisdiction After Proclamation

The Supreme Court explains when a pre-proclamation controversy before COMELEC remains viable after a candidate has been proclaimed and assumed office.

Pre-Proclamation Controversies: Valid Objections vs Election Protests in the Philippines

Learn when ballot objections belong in pre-proclamation cases or election protests, based on Patoray v. COMELEC.

Pre-Proclamation Controversies: When Can Election Returns Be Excluded?

Philippine Supreme Court explains the limited grounds for excluding election returns in pre-proclamation controversies and why fraud claims belong in election protests.

Election Result Errors Can Comelec Correct Proclaimed Winners

When can Comelec correct election results after a proclamation? The Supreme Court explains in Torres v. Comelec.

Challenging Election Results: The PRE Proclamation Controversy and Venue Rules

Learn how the Supreme Court ruled on Comelec's power to change ballot revision venue in election protests, citing Cabagnot v. Comelec.