In the
quo warranto case, the court merely denied the petition.
35) Theoretically, federal courts can issue writs of
quo warranto against corporate officers, but a court must have subject matter jurisdiction to do so.
Halliday's discussion of Charles's successful use of
quo warranto to force surrender of Worcester and London's charters is among the most judicious to appear.
At the end of the day, whether it be via the impeachment process or the
quo warranto proceeding, politics will still decide the outcome.
The dictionary defines
quo warranto as an English writ formerly requiring officials to show by what authority they exercise a public office, franchise or liberty.
The
quo warranto case is the best option for the country, an expeditious way to protect the integrity of the Supreme Court and restore its former dignity.
The Court has directed Ser no to answer the
quo warranto petition within 10 days.
I strongly urge the Senate Electoral Tribunal to expedite its hearings and immediately come out with a decision on the
quo warranto petition against 2016 presidential aspirant Senator Poe," Drilon said.
He said that the learned Single Judge in Chambers had no jurisdiction to issue directions suo moto in the nature of
quo warranto without a formal petition before him.
The petition for writ of
quo warranto to remove the justices from the ballot and an alternative request to prevent tabulating votes in their merit retention races was filed after 4 p.
Since much has been penned about the requisite showings to secure relief in certiorari, mandamus, prohibition, habeas corpus,
quo warranto (or "all writs"), we will not recapitulate those excellent sources.
The government's chief lawyer Solicitor General Jose Calida is also contesting the legality of her 2012 appointment as chief magistrate through a
quo warranto case.
