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                    [Title] => Court stops SEC’s ‘boiler room’ pro
                    [Summary] => The Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court has stopped the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and two other law enforcement agencies from proceeding with their investigation of the alleged boiler room operations of several individuals.


A writ of preliminary injunction was issued yesterday by the Muntinlupa RTC Branch 256 under Judge Alberto Lerma against the SEC, the Department of Justice and the National Bureau of Investigation to restrain them from evaluating and including in a criminal investigation certain corporate documents seized from the petitioners’ companies.
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Respondents to complaints raised by the government’s 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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                    [Title] => Court stops SEC’s ‘boiler room’ pro
                    [Summary] => The Muntinlupa Regional Trial Court has stopped the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and two other law enforcement agencies from proceeding with their investigation of the alleged boiler room operations of several individuals.


A writ of preliminary injunction was issued yesterday by the Muntinlupa RTC Branch 256 under Judge Alberto Lerma against the SEC, the Department of Justice and the National Bureau of Investigation to restrain them from evaluating and including in a criminal investigation certain corporate documents seized from the petitioners’ companies.
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Respondents to complaints raised by the government’s 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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