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Technical knockout?

By SEARCH FOR TRUTH | By Ernesto M. Maceda | October 13, 2011 - 12:00am

Law students must be confused. How can a final decision of a court be recalled by a mere letter of a party’s lawyer claiming the decision was rendered by the wrong Division of the Supreme Court? That’s...

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