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733 acts · 1935–1946
213 acts in 1936
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- Commonwealth Act No. 180 An Act to Amend Sections One, Two, three, Five, Six, and Twelve of Act Numbered Twenty-Seven Hundred and Six, as Amended By Act Numbered thirty Hundred and Seventy-Five; to Repeal Section Seventeen of Act Numbered Four thousand and Seven, Known as "the Reorganization Law of Nineteen Hundred and thirty-Two"; and to Establish the Office of Private Education to Be Headed By the Director of Private Education.
- Commonwealth Act No. 179 An Act Creating a Division of Investigation Under the Commission of Civil Service for the Purpose of Carrying Into Effect the Provisions of Executive Order Numbered thirty-Nine of the President of the Philippines, and Appropriating Funds for the Necessary Expenses thereof.
- Commonwealth Act No. 178 An Act Amending Sections Seven, Fifteen, Twenty-three and Twenty-Nine of Act Numbered Four thousand and Fifty-Four, Entitled "An Act to Promote the Wellbeing of Tenants (Aparceros) in Agricultural Lands Devoted to the Production of Rice and to Regulate the Relations Between them and the Landlords of Said Lands, and for Other Purposes."
- Commonwealth Act No. 177 An Act Amending and Repealing Some of the Provisions of Chapter Twenty-Seven of Act Numbered Twenty-Seven Hundred Eleven. Commonly Known as the Administrative Code of Nineteen Hundred and Seventeen, and Providing Funds to Defray the Necessary Expenses Due to the Extension of the Civil Service Law to All Branches and Subdivisions of the Government.
- Commonwealth Act No. 176 An Act to Amend Section thirty-One of Act Numbered Twenty-One Hundred and Fifty-Two as Amended By Section Twelve of Act Numbered thirty-Five Hundred and Twenty-three.
- Commonwealth Act No. 175 An Act to Amend Section Eleven Hundred and Fifty-One of Act Numbered Twenty-Seven Hundred and Eleven, Known as the Administrative Code, as Amended By Act Numbered thirty-One Hundred and Six, By Adding Jose Panga-Niban (Formerly Mambulao) and Appari as Ports of Entry, and Providing Necessary Funds therefor.
- Commonwealth Act No. 174 An Act to Amend Paragraph Six of Subsection Two of Section One of Acts Numbered Fifteen Hundred and Ten, Twenty-Eight Hundred and thirty-Six, and thirty-three Hundred and Ninety-Nine, to Authorize the Manila Railroad Company Ot the Philippine Islands to Construct Toll VIaducts, Toll Bridges, and Toll Tunnels.
- Commonwealth Act No. 173 An Act to Appropriate Funds for Additional Equipment for the Bureau of Printing to Print Textbooks Prepared and Furnished By the Bureau of Education or Manuscripts Acquired By the Government.
- Commonwealth Act No. 172 An Act Authorizing Defenders of the Department of Labor and Any Agent of the Bureau of Labor thereunto Especially Deputed By the Secretary of Labor, the Undersecretary of Director of Labor, to Administer Oaths, Issue Subpoenas and Take Testimony.
- Commonwealth Act No. 171 An Act Adopting the Spanish Colonial Type of Architecture on All Buildings to Be Constructed, Altered, or Repaired in the District of Intramuros, City of Manila.
- Commonwealth Act No. 170 Census Act of Nineteen Hundred and thirty-Six
- Commonwealth Act No. 169 An Act Appropriating the Sum of Fifty thousand Pesos to Be Expended Under the Direction of the President of the Philippines for the Purpose of Identifying and Appropriately Marking the Historic Antiquities in the Philippines, or Preserving, or Acquiring the Same.
- Commonwealth Act No. 168 An Act Providing for the Promotion and Development of Civil Aviation in the Philippines, Creating the Bureau of Aeronautics, and Defining Its Powers, Duties and Functions.
- Commonwealth Act No. 167 An Act to Amend Section Two of Act Numbered thirty-Five Hundred and Eighty-Two, Entitled "An Act to Create a Board of Censorship for Moving Pictures and Define Its Functions," in Order to Authorize Said Board to Appoint Such Representatives or Agents as May Be Necessary to Carry Out the Provisions of Said Act.
- Commonwealth Act No. 166 An Act Appropriating Funds for the Survey and Subdivision of All Public Agricultural Lands Lying Parallel To, and Extending Within three Kilometers From, Both Sides of Any Public Highway.
- Commonwealth Act No. 165 An Act Limiting the Rate of Salary or Wage Which An Employee or Laborer of the Government Marine Railway and Repair Shops Employed Under Act Numbered Forty- One Hundred and Eleven May Receive.
- Commonwealth Act No. 164 An Act Reverting to the Unappropriated General Fund in the Philippine Treasury All Amounts Collected By the Bohol and Cagayan Filipino Colonies Established Under Act Numbered Twenty-Two Hundred and Fifty-Four.
- Commonwealth Act No. 163 An Act to Amend Section Nine Hundred and Forty-Seven of the Revised Administrative Code Relative to the Authority of the President of the Philippines to Invest the Director of Health With Special Powers in Certain Cases.
- Commonwealth Act No. 162 An Act Amending Section Four Hundred and Ninety-Nine of Act Numbered Twenty-Seven Hundred and Eleven, Otherwise Known as the Revised Administrative Code, Regarding the Right of Military Authorities to Eject Intruders From Military Reservations.
- Commonwealth Act No. 161 An Act to Provide for the Establishment of three Leper Colonies in Luzon and to Appropriate the Sum of Five Hundred thousand Pesos for the Purpose.
- Commonwealth Act No. 160 An Act to Authorize the Participation of the Commonwealth of the Philippines in the International Exposition to Be Held At Nagoya, Japan, During the Year Nineteen Hundred and thirty-Seven.
- Commonwealth Act No. 159 An Act to Authorize the Participation of the Commonwealth of the Philippines in the International Exposition to Be Held At Paris, During the Year Nineteen Hundred and thirty-Seven.
- Commonwealth Act No. 158 An Act to Amend Commonwealth Act Numbered Fifty-Seven, Entitled "An Act Establishing a Form of Government for the City of Iloilo."
- Commonwealth Act No. 157 An Act Amending Article three Hundred and Fifteen, Paragraph Two, of the Revised Penal Code.
- Commonwealth Act No. 156 An Act Authorizing the Philippine Antituberculosis Society to Hold Horse Races, With Betting, for Charitable and Civic Purposes and to Promote Horse Breeding in these Islands.