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89 orders · 1972–2017
89 orders
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- General Order No. 32 (1973) Encouraging the People to Discuss and Debate Freely Before and During the Referendum on July 27, 1973 the Question to Be Resolved in Sad Referendum
- General Order No. 31 (1973) Further Amending General Order No. 12, as Amended
- General Order No. 30 (1973) Prescribing Staggered Schedule of Office Hours for Industries, Factories, Plants, Public and Private Offices and Commercial Establishments in the Metropolitan Manila Area
- General Order No. 26 (1973) GENERAL ORDER NO. 26, May 31, 1973 FURTHER AMENDING GENERAL ORDER NO. 12, AS AMENDED.
- General Order No. 29 (1973) Authorizing the Arrest and Detention of Any Person Involved in Crimes of Swindling and Other Deceits Punishable Under Article 315 and 316 of the Revised Penal Code
- General Order No. 28 (1973) Amending General Order No. 12 Dated September 30, 1972, as Amended
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- General Order No. 27 (1973) Prohibiting Private Contractor or Person From Using or Adopting on Any Vehicle or Equipment, the Orange Color Used By Bureaus and Offices of the Government Engaged in the Prosecution of the Infrastructure Program
- General Order No. 25 (1973) GENERAL ORDER NO. 25, February 21, 1973 AMENDING PARAGRAPH 2 OF GENERAL ORDER NO. 22, DATED JANUARY 17, 1973
- General Order No. 24 (1973) Authorizing the Arrest and Detention of Any Person Foe the Commission of Any of the Crimes Against Personal Liberty as Defined and Penalized Under the Revised Penal Code, as Amended
- General Order No. 23 (1973) GENERAL ORDER NO. 23, January 18, 1973 AUTHORIZING THE CHIEF OF STAFF, AFP, TO EXTEND THE PERIOD OF THE CURFEW HOURS PRESCRIBED IN GENERAL ORDER NO. 4, IN CASE OF MILITARY NECESSITY.
- General Order No. 22 (1973) Whereas, Pursuant to Proclamation No. 1081, Dated September 21, 1972, Presidential Decree No. 9, Dated October 2, 1972. General Order No. 6, Dated September 22, 1972; General Order No. 75 Dated September 23, 1972; and General Order No. 7-a, Dated September 30, 1972, Were Promulgated as Necessary Measures to Restore Peace and Order Throughout the Country
- General Order No. 21 (1973) Further Amending General Order No. 12 Dated September 30, 1972, as Amended
- General Order No. 19 (1973) GENERAL ORDER NO. 19, January 06, 1973 AUTHORIZING THE ARREST AND DETENTION OF ANY PERSON FOR VIOLATION OF PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 90 DATED JANUARY 6, 1973
- General Order No. 18 (1972) Whereas, Martial Law Has Been Declared Under Proclamation No. 1031, Dated September 21, 1972, and Is Now in Effect Throughout the Entire Country
- General Order No. 17 (1972) Whereas, I Have Decreed That Our People Shall Be Fully Informed and Enlightened on the Provisions of the Proposed Constitution in Order That They Can Vote Intelligently When It Is Submitted to Them for Ratification
- General Order No. 16 (1972) Whereas, Pursuant to Proclamation No. 10b1 Dated September 21, 1972, Martial Law Is in Effect Throughout the Philippines
- General Order No. 2-D (1972) Authorizing the Arrest and Detention CF Any Person Involved in Crimes Against Persons Punishable Under Article 248 or 249 of the Revised Penal Code
- General Order No. 12-B (1972) Amending General Order No. 12, Dated September 30, 1972, By Further Defining the Jurisdiction of Military Tribunals
- General Order No. 2-C (1972) GENERAL ORDER NO. 2-C, October 27, 1972 AUTHORIZING THE ARREST AND DETENTION OF AMY PERSON OR PERSONS ENGAGED IN FISHING BY DYNAMITE, EXPLOSIVE OR OTHER TOXIC SUBSTANCES AND/OR ANY PERSONS IN POSSESSION OF, SELLING OR DISTRIBUTING FISH OR OTHER AQUATIC ANIMALS STUPEFIED, DISABLED AND KILLED BY MEANS Of DYNAMITE, EXPLOSIVE AND OTHER TOXIC SUBSTANCES.
- General Order No. 2-B (1972) Authorizing the Arrest and Detention of Persons Found Engaged in Trafficking, Blackmarketing or Mass Movement of Currency, Foreign or Local
- General Order No. 15 (1972) GENERAL ORDER NO. 15
- General Order No. 12-A (1972) GENERAL ORDER NO. 12-A, October 02, 1972 AMENDING GENERAL ORDER NO. 12, DATED SEPTEMBER 30, 1972, BY FURTHER DEFINING THE JURISDICTION OF MILITARY TRIBUNALS AND PRESCRIBING THAT DECISIONS OF THESE TRIBUNALS SHALL BE SUBJECT TO APPEAL AND/OR REVIEW BY THE PRESIDENT.
- General Order No. 7-A (1972) GENERAL ORDER NO. 7-A
- General Order No. 13 (1972) GENERAL ORDER NO. 13
- General Order No. 12 (1972) GENERAL ORDER NO. 12