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    The petitioner has no legal standing to file the petition. While the petitioner-intervenors have a legal interest in the issues, their claims can be better addressed in a separate proceeding where they independently seek relief rather than joining the current petition. The petition is dismissed due to lack of standing and the claims of the petitioner-intervenors would be better addressed in their own separate case.

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    The petitioner has no legal standing to file the petition. While the petitioner-intervenors have a legal interest in the issues, their claims can be better addressed in a separate proceeding where they independently seek relief rather than joining the current petition. The petition is dismissed due to lack of standing and the claims of the petitioner-intervenors would be better addressed in their own separate case.

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    The petitioner has no legal standing to file the petition. While the petitioner-intervenors have a legal interest in the issues, their claims can be better addressed in a separate proceeding where they independently seek relief rather than joining the current petition. The petition is dismissed due to lack of standing and the claims of the petitioner-intervenors would be better addressed in their own separate case.

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    JESUS NICARDO M.

    FALCIS III
    VS.
    CIVIL REGISTRAR GENERAL
    GR No. 217910; 3 September 2019
    Petitioner has no legal standing
    to file his Petition
    While the petitioners-
    intervenors have legal
    interest in the issues,
    their claims are more
    adequately decided in
    a separate proceeding,
    seeking relief
    independently from
    the Petition.
    THANK YOU!

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