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2014-09-02 |
PERALTA, J. |
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| On the other hand, respondent posits in its Comment and Opposition[13] dated March 8, 2013, that the petition should be denied based on the following reasons: Respondent contends that the remedies of certiorari and prohibition are not available to petitioners, because the writ of certiorari is only available against the COMELEC's adjudicatory or quasi-judicial powers, while the writ of prohibition only lies against the exercise of judicial, quasi-judicial or ministerial functions. Said writs do not lie against the COMELEC's administrative or rule-making powers. | |||||