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Zorayda was the duly elected Mayor of a Municipality in Lanao Del Norte. 


Barely two months in office, an admi-nistrative complaint was filed against her by the Municipal Treasurer before the Sang-guniang Panlalawigan charging her with Dishonesty, Oppression, Grave Misconduct, Abuse of Authority and Usurpation of Authority.


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COURT ZORAYDA

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Zorayda was the duly elected Mayor of a Municipality in Lanao Del Norte. 


Barely two months in office, an admi-nistrative complaint was filed against her by the Municipal Treasurer before the Sang-guniang Panlalawigan charging her with Dishonesty, Oppression, Grave Misconduct, Abuse of Authority and Usurpation of Authority.


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Prerogative writ

By A LAW EACH DAY (KEEPS TROUBLE AWAY) | By Jose C. Sison | July 6, 2005 - 12:00am

Before seeking judicial intervention particularly by means of a petition for certiorari, prohibition and mandamus, a party must clearly show that there is no other remedy available to him. This is illustrated in...

Opinion