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2006-07-17 |
TINGA, J. |
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| It was further held in De la Rosa that the complainant has such an interest in the civil aspect of the case that he may file a special civil action questioning the decision or action of the respondent court on jurisdictional grounds. In so doing, complainant should not bring the action in the name of the People of the Philippines. He should do so and prosecute it in his name as such complainant. In the same vein, the cases of Martinez v. Court of Appeals,[11] Santos v. Court of Appeals,[12] and Chua v. Court of Appeals[13] adhere to the doctrines mentioned above. | |||||