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733 acts · 1935–1946

733 acts

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  1. Sep 25, 1945 Commonwealth Act No. 683 An Act to Organize the Office of Foreign Relations and for Other Purpose
  2. Sep 25, 1945 Commonwealth Act No. 682 An Act Cvreating a People'S Court and An Office of Special Prosecutors for the Prosecution and Trial of Crimes Against National Security Committed During the Second World War, and for Other Purposes.
  3. Sep 24, 1945 Commonwealth Act No. 681 An Act to Appropriate Funds for the Immediate Rehabilitation of the Philippine Tuberculosis Society, Including the Quezon Institute, and of Other Agencies Engaged in the Fight Against and the Control of Tubercolosis.
  4. Sep 18, 1945 Commonwealth Act No. 680 An Act Amending Section One of Commonwealth Act Numbered Six Hundred and Seventy-Four Entitled "An Act Appropriating Funds for the Operation of the Government of the Commonwealth of the Philippines Beginning July First, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Five Until the General Appropriation Act for the Fiscal Year Ending June thirtieth, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Six Approved."
  5. Sep 12, 1945 Commonwealth Act No. 679 An Act Changing the Name of Balete Pass to Dalton Pass
  6. Aug 13, 1945 Commonwealth Act No. 678 An Act Providing the Manner of Dividing the Senators Into three Groups, Authorizing them to Hold Over Until the Election of their Successors, and Repealing Section Nine of Commonwealth Act Numbered Six Hundred and Sixty Six.
  1. Jul 31, 1945 Commonwealth Act No. 677 An Act to Amend Section Eleven Hundred and Fifty-One of the Revised Administrative Code, as Amended By Act Numbered thirty-One Hundred and Six, and Commonwealth Acts Numbered One Hundred and Seventy-Five and Six Hundred and Sixty-Eight, By Adding Tacloban, Province of Leyte as Port of Entry, and Appropriating Funds therefor.
  2. Jul 28, 1945 Commonwealth Act No. 676 An Act Authorizing the Payment of three Months' Advance Pay of Officials, Employees and Laborers of the Commonwealth Government Who Have Not Received Same At the Outbreak of the War.
  3. Jul 24, 1945 Commonwealth Act No. 675 An Act Providing for the Immediate Payment of Salaries and Allowances of Deceased Filipino Members of the United states Army, United states Navy. Philippine Scouts, Philippine Army, Including Duly Recognized Guerrilla Organizations, and Civilian Employees of the War and Navy Departments, and Other Departments of the United states Government and of the Phil­Ippine Army.
  4. Jul 24, 1945 Commonwealth Act No. 674 An Act Appropriating Funds for the Operation of the Government of the Commonwealth of the Philippines Beginning July First, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Five Until the General Appropriation Act for the Fiscal Year Ending June thirtieth, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Six Is Approved.
  5. Jul 24, 1945 Commonwealth Act No. 673 An Act to Place the Bureau of Immigration Under the Supervision and Control of the Department of Labor.
  6. Jul 19, 1945 Commonwealth Act No. 672 An Act to Rehabilitate the Philippine National Bank
  7. Dec 16, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 671 An Act Declaring a state of Total Emergency as a Result of War Involving the Philippines and Authorizing the President to Promulgate Rules and Regulations to Meet Such Emergency.
  8. Dec 12, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 670 An Act Appropriating All Unexpended Balances of the General Fund and Authorizing the Transfer to the Said General Fund of the Unexpected Balances of All Special Funds in the Philippine Treasury for the National Defense Of, and the Protection of the Civillian Population In, the Philippines, and for Other Purposes Connected With the Present Emergency.
  9. Jun 22, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 669 An Act to Provide for the Apportionment of the Gross Proceeds of the Real Property Tax on Machineries Used in Sugar Centrals, Mills, or Refineries, Amending for this Purpose, Sections Four and Five of Commonwealth Act Numbered Four Hundred and Seventy, Known as the "Assessment Law".
  10. Jun 22, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 668 An Act to Amend Section Eleven Hundred and Fifty-One of the Administrative Code, as Amended By Act Numbered thirty-One Hundred and Six, and Commonwealth Act Numbered One Hundred Seventy-Five Adding Cagayan, Province of Misamis Oriental, as Port of Entry.
  11. Jun 22, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 667 An Act to Grant to Ruperto A. VIllareal a Franchise for An Electric Light, Heat, and Power System in the Municipality of Mambusao, Province of Capiz.
  12. Jun 22, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 666 An Act to Provide for the First Election for President and VIce-President of the Philippines, Senators, and Members of the House of Representatives, Under the Constitution and the Amendments thereof.
  13. Jun 22, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 665 An Act Amending Paragraph (D) of Section Twenty-Five Hundred and Fifty of the Administrative Code as Amended.
  14. Jun 22, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 664 An Act to Grant to Jesusa VIuda De Arroyo a Franchise for An Electric Light, Heat, and Power System in Midsayap, Cotabato.
  15. Jun 22, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 663 An Act to Grant to Aurella S. De Intengan a Franchise for An Electric Light, Heat, and Power System in the Municipality of Balamban, Province of Cebu.
  16. Jun 22, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 662 An Act to Grant to the Hawaii-Boholanos Agricultural & Commercial Co., Ltd., a Franchise to Install, Operate and Maintain An Electric Light, Heat, and Power System in the Municipality of Tubigon, Province of Bohol.
  17. Jun 22, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 661 An Act to Create An Additional Branch of the Court of First Instance of Acagayan in the First Judicial District.
  18. Jun 21, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 660 An Act Authorizing the Abolition of the Department of the Interior
  19. Jun 21, 1941 Commonwealth Act No. 659 An Act to Amend Sections Two, three, Twelve, Nineteen, Twenty, Twenty-One, Twenty-Four, and Twenty-Seven of Commonwealth Act Numbered Five Hundred and Two, and Inserting New Sections therein, to Be Known as Sections thirteen-A, Twenty-One-A, Twenty-One-B, Twenty-One-C, Twenty-One-D, Twenty-One-E, Twenty-One-F, and Twenty-One-G.