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2015-06-22 |
PERALTA, J. |
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| Besides, it is erroneous for Navaja to argue that the separate filing of the falsification cases she allegedly committed in different jurisdictions would result in multiplicity of actions. Such separate filing of cases is only consistent with the principles that there are as many acts of falsification as there are documents falsified[39] and that the venue of such cases is where the document was actually falsified[40]. | |||||