POLITICAL PARTY PRIMARY - Who can institute an action in court to complain about the conduct of a political party primaries
HELD:
"The point must be emphasized that it is only a candidate who actually participated in the entire process of the primary election that would be imbued with locus standi to complain about the election.
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