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Executive Orders
5,955 orders · 1913–2026
563 orders from the 1940s
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- Executive Order No. 297 (1949) AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 295, DATED NOVEMBER 29, 1949
- Executive Order No. 296 (1949) Extending Indefinitely the Period for the Restricted Carrying of Firearms
- Executive Order No. 295 (1949) Revising the Rules and Regulations on the Control of Imports of Non-Essential and Luxury Articles Into the Philippines as Provided for in Republic Act No. 330
- Executive Order No. 294 (1949) Extending the Period for the Restricted Carrying of Firearms Until December 31, 1949, Inclusive
- Executive Order No. 293 (1949) Organizing a Portion of the Municipality of Cauayan, Province of Isabela, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Cabatuan
- Executive Order No. 292 (1949) Organizing a Portion of the Municipality of Liloan, Province of Leyte, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of San Francisco
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- Executive Order No. 291 (1949) Transferring the Seat of Government of the Municipality of Nueva Valencia, Province of Iloilo, From the Barrio of Santa Ana to the Barrio of Igang of the Same Municipality
- Executive Order No. 290 (1949) Restricting the Carrying of Firearms Before, During and After the General Elections on November 8, 1949
- Executive Order No. 289 (1949) Organizing a Portion of the Municipality of Gonzaga, Province of Cagayan, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Santa Ana
- Executive Order No. 288 (1949) Amending Executive Order No. 278 Entitled “Organizing a Portion of the Municipality of Burauen, Province of Leyte, Into a Separate Municipality, Under the Name of Julita”
- Executive Order No. 287 (1949) Extending Up to December 31, 1950, the Period Fixed in Executive Order No. 145, Dated June 19, 1948, as Amended By Executive Order No. 190, Dated December 10, 1948, for the Collection of Funds With Which to Finance the Repair or Reconstruction of the House Occupied By Dr. Jose Rizal in Calamba, Laguna, and of Dapitan Park in Zamboanga
- Executive Order No. 286 (1949) Creating a Fair Trade Board
- Executive Order No. 285 (1949) Creating a Permanent Committee to Examine, Count and Destroy By Burning Postal Savings Bank Stamp Cards Received as Deposits and Damaged and Unserviceable Postage Stamps
- Executive Order No. 284 (1949) Organizing the Municipality of Tabango Out of Certain Portions of the Municipalities of San Isidro and Leyte, Province of Leyte
- Executive Order No. 283 (1949) Suspending the Effectivity of Executive Order No. 280, Dated October 12, 1949, Until Further Orders
- Executive Order No. 282 (1949) Organizing Certain Barrios of the Municipality of Pila, Province of Laguna, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Victoria
- Executive Order No. 281 (1949) Creating the Municipality of Lapinig, Samar
- Executive Order No. 280 (1949) Returning to the Jurisdiction of the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources and the Bureau of Lands All Public Lands Formerly Covered By Expired Japanese Leases and Applications of Dummies of Japanese and Other Foreign Nationals Previously Placed Under the Administration and Control of the National Abaca and Other Fibers Corporation
- Executive Order No. 279 (1949) Organizing Certain Barrios of the Municipality of Rosario, Province of Batangas, Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Padre Garcia
- Executive Order No. 278 (1949) Organizing a Portion of the Municipality of Burauen, Province of Leyte, Into a Separate Municipality, Under the Name of Julita
- Executive Order No. 277 (1949) Creating the Municipality of Santa Fe Out of a Portion of the Municipality of Palo, Province of Leyte
- Executive Order No. 276 (1949) Transferring the Seat of Government of the Municipality of Camalaniugan, Province of Cagayan, to the Barrios of Bulala and Dugo, in the Same Municipality
- Executive Order No. 275 (1949) Abolishing the Surplus Property Commission and Transfering Its Powers, Functions and Duties to the Committee Created Under Administrative Order No. 90, Dated May 19, 1949
- Executive Order No. 274 (1949) Waiving the Additional Progressive Taxes to Be Collected From, and Paid By, the Proprietors and Operators of the Pampanga Sugar Mills for the 1948-1949 Crop
- Executive Order No. 273 (1949) Amending Further Executive Order No. 72, Dated December 3, 1936, Establishing a Classification of Ports