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2015-12-08 |
VELASCO JR., J. |
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| that the alleged defect in SMTC's AOI is of no moment since neither the law nor the bidding documents require a bidder to submit its AOI;[42] that even assuming for the sake of argument that SMTC's primary purpose precludes it from further contracting for the automation of the Philippine elections beyond 2010, its secondary purposes[43] and Sec. 42 of BP 68[44] authorize the company to do so;[45] and that the COMELEC, in fact, has already dealt with SMTC numerous times after the 2010 elections.[46] | |||||