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The Philippine Karatedo Federation has sought a Temporary Restraining Order
from the Securities and Exchange Commission against the Philippine Olympic
Committee fact-finding committee investigating  alleged anomalies in the
association.

PKF president Pochollo Veguillas served the petition Friday, the same day the
POC fact-finding body, chaired by former POC president Jose Sering, conducted
its second hearing although it was only received by the latter yesterday at the
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Philippine Olympic Committee fact-finding body co-chairman Go Teng Kok decided
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case of innuendoes that the probe would be biased against  beleaguered
Philippine Karatedo Federation president Pochollo Veguillas.

"I decided to inhibit myself from this investigation so as to deny charges and
accusations that I'm biased against Veguillas," said Go.

On the other hand, Veguillas said in the weekly Scoop sa K
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International Olympic Committee representative to the country Frank Elizalde
and Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit told the POC
fact-finding body looking into the karate row to give the parties involved due
process especially the aggrieved the  Philippine Karatedo Federation headed by
Pochollo Veguillas.

The POC investigating body has been tasked to look into the eight-point
complaint by karatekas against Veguillas who resigned from the national squad a
month back.

"We were told to observe due process and n
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from the Securities and Exchange Commission against the Philippine Olympic
Committee fact-finding committee investigating  alleged anomalies in the
association.

PKF president Pochollo Veguillas served the petition Friday, the same day the
POC fact-finding body, chaired by former POC president Jose Sering, conducted
its second hearing although it was only received by the latter yesterday at the
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Philippine Olympic Committee fact-finding body co-chairman Go Teng Kok decided
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case of innuendoes that the probe would be biased against  beleaguered
Philippine Karatedo Federation president Pochollo Veguillas.

"I decided to inhibit myself from this investigation so as to deny charges and
accusations that I'm biased against Veguillas," said Go.

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fact-finding body looking into the karate row to give the parties involved due
process especially the aggrieved the  Philippine Karatedo Federation headed by
Pochollo Veguillas.

The POC investigating body has been tasked to look into the eight-point
complaint by karatekas against Veguillas who resigned from the national squad a
month back.

"We were told to observe due process and n
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PKF moves to stop POC probe

By Joey Villar | March 21, 2000 - 12:00am

The Philippine Karatedo Federation has sought a Temporary Restraining Order from the Securities and Exchange Commission against the Philippine Olympic Committee fact-finding committee investigating alleged anomalies...

Sports

Go inhibits self from probe

March 18, 2000 - 12:00am

Philippine Olympic Committee fact-finding body co-chairman Go Teng Kok decided to inhibit himself from the investigation of the karate controversy and rid the case of innuendoes that the probe would be biased...

Sports

Probers

By Joey Villar | March 9, 2000 - 12:00am

urged to be fair in karate row International Olympic Committee representative to the country Frank Elizalde and Philippine Olympic Committee president Celso Dayrit told the POC fact-finding body looking into the...

Sports