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Administrative Orders

2,958 orders · 1936–2026

1940s

189 orders from the 1940s

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  1. Aug 10, 1945 Administrative Order No. 14 (1945) Authorizing the Manila Surety and Fidelity Company, Inc. to become a surety upon official recognizances, stipulations, bonds and undertakings.
  2. Aug 4, 1945 Administrative Order No. 13 (1945) Creating a committee to investigate the sale of textiles by the National Development Company
  3. Jul 25, 1945 Administrative Order No. 12 (1945) Revoking Emergency Control Administration Order Numbered One, dated March seven, nineteen hundred and forty-five, entitled “Leases of Stalls in the Public Markets of the City of Manila including Suburbs, and the Need for Licenses to Engage in the Sale of Foodstuffs and Other Articles of Prime Necessity.”
  4. Jul 21, 1945 Administrative Order No. 11 (1945) Authorizing the Pacific Union Insurance Company to become a surety upon official recognizances, stipulations, bonds and undertakings.
  5. Jul 16, 1945 Administrative Order No. 10 (1945) Amending item (f-2), Special Expenses, of Administrative Order No. 9, dated July 5, 1945
  6. Jul 5, 1945 Administrative Order No. 9 (1945) Providing additional funds for the operation of the University of the Philippines during the period from February 27 to June 30, 1945.
  1. Jul 3, 1945 Administrative Order No. 8 (1945) Amending Administrative Order No. 5, dated May 25, 1945, entitled “Providing for the details required in Executive Order No. 30, current series, of the different amounts authorized in Commonwealth Act No. 654 as may correspond to the period starting from the Reestablishment of the Government of the Commonwealth on Philippine Soil on October 23, 1944 to June 30, 1945, for the operation of the said government.”
  2. Jun 7, 1945 Administrative Order No. 7 (1945) Appointing members of the Emergency Currency Committee to report on the Bona-fide Emergency Currencies issued by duly authorized Emergency Currency Boards in all provinces liberated from enemy occupation and control
  3. May 26, 1945 Administrative Order No. 6 (1945) PROVIDING FUNDS FOR THE NECESSARY OPERATING EXPENSES OF THE FIBER INSPECTION SERVICE DURING THE PERIOD FROM MAY 1 TO JUNE 30, 1945, AS AUTHORIZED IN EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 30, CURRENT SERIES, APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR THE OPERATION OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF THE PHILIPPINES AS REESTABLISHED, FOR A PORTION OF THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1945.
  4. May 25, 1945 Administrative Order No. 5 (1945) Providing for the details required in Executive Order No. 30, current series, of the different amounts authorized in Commonwealth Act No. 654 as may correspond to the period starting from the re-establishment of the Government of the Commonwealth on Philippine soil on October 23, 1944, to June 30, 1945, for the operation of the said Government.
  5. Dec 28, 1944 Administrative Order No. 4 (1944) Authorizing the redemption, under certain conditions, of emergency currency notes possessed by members of the American Forces repatriated for health and other reasons.
  6. Nov 24, 1944 Administrative Order No. 3 (1944) Appointing members of the Emergency Currency Committee for Leyte
  7. Mar 16, 1942 Administrative Order No. 1 (1942) Appointing the Currency Committee for the Provinces of Mindanao
  8. Dec 22, 1941 Administrative Order No. 168 (1941) Requiring Justice of the Peace Victoriano D. Azaña of Lagonoy, San Jose and Goa, Province of Camarines Sur, to resign his office for cause
  9. Dec 12, 1941 Administrative Order No. 167 (1941) Authorizing the payment of three months’ salary in advance to officers and employees of the government
  10. Dec 9, 1941 Administrative Order No. 165 (1941) Dismissing Justice of the Peace Felipe Santa Juana of Santo Niño, Samar, for immorality
  11. Dec 9, 1941 Administrative Order No. 164 (1941) Removing Justice of the Peace Vicente Caballero Talens of Pantabangan, Nueva Ecija, for cause
  12. Dec 6, 1941 Administrative Order No. 163 (1941) Creating a committee to study and recommend the discontinuance of non-essential services during the period of the emergency and other means of realizing savings in the authorized appropriations in order to provide funds for the protection and defenses of the civilian population
  13. Nov 26, 1941 Administrative Order No. 162 (1941) Creating an Inaugural Committee
  14. Nov 19, 1941 Administrative Order No. 161 (1941) Revoking Administrative Order No. 142, dated June 24, 1941, creating a Committee to investigate and appraise the claim of the Laguna Water Power Company, Inc. relating to the Caliraya Project
  15. Nov 14, 1941 Administrative Order No. 160 (1941) Prohibiting the expenditure and/or substitution of the amounts constituting the items of “Savings to be Made” required in the current General Appropriations Act
  16. Nov 5, 1941 Administrative Order No. 159 (1941) Order of Issue, Philippines 4-1/2% Loan of 1942 (Due 1972/1952), Second Series, Metropolitan Water District – Commonwealth Act No. 528
  17. Oct 31, 1941 Administrative Order No. 158 (1941) Further amending Administrative Order No. 123, dated April 15, 1940, as amended by Administrative Order No. 137, dated November 7, 1940, and Administrative Order No. 148, dated August 26, 1941, authorizing the issue and sale of bonds known as “City of Manila, Loan of 1940 (Due 1970) Third Series”
  18. Oct 27, 1941 Administrative Order No. 157 (1941) Philippines 4-1/2 Collateral Loan of 1942 (Due 1972) Province and Twelve Municipalities of Rizal
  19. Oct 24, 1941 Administrative Order No. 156 (1941) Requiring Justice of the Peace Arsenio Acurantes of Mati, Davao, to resign his office for cause