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The corporate watchdog said in a statement that it has solid basis for charging the 21 corporations and several individuals for violation of Sec. 28 of the Securities Regulation Code, or for engaging in fraudulent securities transactions.
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Respondents to complaints raised by the governments corporate watchdog to the Department of Justice (DOJ) have questioned in court the legality of a search warrant obtained by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) for SEC and the regularity of its execution.
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RONALD OLIVAR SOLIS
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The corporate watchdog said in a statement that it has solid basis for charging the 21 corporations and several individuals for violation of Sec. 28 of the Securities Regulation Code, or for engaging in fraudulent securities transactions.
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Respondents to complaints raised by the governments corporate watchdog to the Department of Justice (DOJ) have questioned in court the legality of a search warrant obtained by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) for SEC and the regularity of its execution.
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August 28, 2001 - 12:00am