In an original action for certiorari, prohibition, mandamus, or quo warranto, when does the Court of Appeals acquire jurisdiction over the person of…

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In an original action for certiorari, prohibition, mandamus, or quo warranto, when does the Court of Appeals acquire jurisdiction over the person of the respondent?

1. A.Upon the service on the respondent of the petition for certiorari, prohibition, mandamus, or quo warranto, and his voluntary submission to the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals.
2. B.Upon service on the respondent of the summons from the Court of Appeals.
3. C.Upon the service on the respondent of the order or resolution of the Court of Appeals indicating its initial action on the petition.
4. D.By respondent’s voluntary submission to the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals. (E) Under any of the above modes.

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