MOTION TO QUASH (RULE 117)

Motion to quash is a mode by which an accused assails the validity of a criminal complaint or information filed against him for insufficiency on its face in point of law, or for defects which are apparent in the face of the information;

It has the characteristics of an omnibus motion. Sec. 8 of Rule 15 of the Rules of Court provides that a motion attacking a pleading, order, judgment, or proceeding shall include all objections then available, and all objections not so included shall be deemed waived.

Reference: Criminal Procedure by Willard B. Riano

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