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Commonwealth Acts
733 acts · 1935–1946
118 acts in November 1936
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- Commonwealth Act No. 155 An Act to Amend Act Numbered Forty-One Hundred and Forty-Two, So as to Grant Chartered Cities, and Municipal Districts, Unrestrained Power to Fix Reasonable Slanghter Fees to Be Charged on Animals Slaughtered in Public Slaughterhouses.
- Commonwealth Act No. 154 An Act to Amend Section Two of Act Amending Numbered Forty-Two Hundred and Forty, Entitled, "An Act to Revise, Amend, and Consolidate All Laws Governing Horse Races, Limit the Same to Certain Special Dates, Prohibit Any Person or Body of Persons Other than that Conducting a Horse Race From Maintaining or Using a Totalizer or System of Betting or Gambling on Such Race, Provide Penalties for the VIolation Hereof, and for Other Purposes."
- Commonwealth Act No. 153 An Act to Impose Punishment Upon Any Public Official Who Shall, Without the Consent of the National Assembly, Accept Any Present, Emolument, Office or Title From a Foreign state, Excepting Honors or Titles of a Religious, Academic or Scientific Nature.
- Commonwealth Act No. 152 An Act to Declare the Second Sunday of January of Every Year "Unknown Citizens' Day" in Honor of All Unknown Patriotic Filipino Citizens.
- Commonwealth Act No. 151 An Act Appropriating the Sum of Forty Seven thousand Pesos for the Construction and Repair of Certain Dams Inside the Friar Land Estates.
- Commonwealth Act No. 150 An Act to Provide for the Payment of Longevity Pay to Commissioned Officers of the Army of the United states Joining the Army of the Philippines and to Include Service in the Army of the United states And/Or in the United states Military or Naval Academy in Determining the Pay and Rights of Retirement of Commissioned Officers in the Army of the Philippines.
- Commonwealth Act No. 149 And Act to Appropriate the Sum of One Million One Hundred thousand Pesos, of Which Sum the Amount of Six Hundred thousand Pesos Is Appropriated for the Purchase of the Ayuntamiento Building, and Five Hundred thousand Pesos as Contribution From the National Government to the City of Manila for the Construction of An Adequate City Hall, and to Abolish the Contribution to the Government of the Said City as Provided in Section Two thousand Four Hundred and Forty-Two of the Revised Administrative Code.
- Commonwealth Act No. 148 An Act to Amend Section Four of Act Numbered Twelve Hundred and Eighty-Five So as to Withdraw From Agents of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of the Philippines the Power and Authority to Make Arrests for VIolations of the Law Against Cruelty to Animals and for the Protection of Animals and to Abolish the Privelege Granted the Said Society to Share in the Amount of the Fines Collected for Such VIolations.
- Commonwealth Act No. 147 An Act to stabilize the Prices of Buntal Fibers, By Directing and Authorizing the National Development Company to Fix the Minimum Unit Price thereof, and to Appropriate the Sum of Five Hundred thousand Pesos for the Purchase By the National Development Company of the Fiber in Excess of Domestic Demands.
- Commonwealth Act No. 146 An Act to Reorganize the Public Service Commission, Prescribe Its Powers and Duties, Define and Regulate Public Services, Provide and Fix the Rates and Quota of Expenses to Be Paid By the Same, and for Other Purposes.
- Commonwealth Act No. 145 An Act to Amend Certain Sections of Articles three, Four, Fire, and Six of Chapter Nine of the Revised Administrative Code, as Amended, So as to Reorganize the Courts of First Instance.
- Commonwealth Act No. 144 An Act to Amend Sections Sixteen Hundred and Seventy-Four, Sixteen Hundred and Seventy-Nine, Sixteen Hundred and Eighty, Sixteen Hundred and Eighty-Six, and Twenty-Four Hundred and Sixty-Five, of the Administrative Code, as Amended.
- Commonwealth Act No. 143 An Act to Amend Act Numbered Twenty-Seven Hundred and Eleven, Commonly Known as the Administrative Code of Nineteen Hundred and Seventeen, By Inserting Section Twenty-Five Hundred and Sixty-One (A) Between Sections Twenty-Five Hundred and Sixty-One and Twenty-Five Hundred and Sixty-Two thereof.
- Commonwealth Act No. 142 An Act to Regulate the Use of Aliases.
- Commonwealth Act No. 141 An Act to Amend and Compile the Laws Relative to Lands of the Public Domain
- Commonwealth Act No. 140 An Act to Amend Act Numbered Forty-Two HunDred and Forty Entitled "An Act to Revise, Amend, and Consolidate All Laws Governing Horse Races, Limit the Same to Certain Special Dates, Prohibit Any Person or Body of Persons Other than that Conducting a Horse Race From Maintaining or Using a Totalizer or System of Betting or Gambling on Such Race, Provide Penalties for the VIolation Hereof, and for Other Purposes."
- Commonwealth Act No. 139 An Act to Amend Section Four of Act Numbered Forty-One Hundred and Twenty-One, So as to Place Administration of Existing Philippine Immigration Laws Under the Jurisdiction and Supervision of the Department of Labor.
- Commonwealth Act No. 138 An Act to Give Native Products and Domestic Entities the Preference in the Purchase of Articles for the Government
- Commonwealth Act No. 137 An Act to Provide for the Conservation, Disposition, and Development of Mineral Lands and Minerals
- Commonwealth Act No. 136 An Act Creating the Bureau of Mines.
- Commonwealth Act No. 135 An Act Amending Section One thousand Amending Four Hundred and Eighty-Seven of Act Numbered Two thousand Seven Hundred and Eleven, Known as the Administrative Code, as Amended, for the Purpose of Revising the Specific Tax on Fermented Liquors Provided therein.
- Commonwealth Act No. 134 An Act Appropriating the Sum of Fifty thousand Pesos for the Control and Eradication of Foot-And-Mouth Disease and Other Contagious Animal Diseases At Present threatening the Livestock Industry of the Country.
- Commonwealth Act No. 133 An Act to Amend Act Numbered Twenty-Five Hundred and Eight, as Amended.
- Commonwealth Act No. 132 An Act to Amend Act Numbered thirty-Six Hundred and thirty-Six Prescribing the Form for Bills on Electric Light and Power Franchises, So as to Conform to the Constitution, and to Require, Previous to the Granting of a Franchise, the Filing of a Petition to that Effect Together With One for More Certificates of Public Necessity and Convenience.
- Commonwealth Act No. 131 An Act to Consider students While on Trainee Instruction or Regular Active Duty Training, in Regular Attendance in their Schools or Colleges, Entitling them to Special Examinations in the Year or Course in Which they Were Enrolled At the Time they Were Called for Trainee Instruction and Active Duty Training, and to Promotion to the Next Higher Year or Course Upon Passing1 Such Examination.