Opinions of the Secretary of Justice
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- Title
- Opinions of the Secretary of Justice
- Language
- English
- Year
- 1954
- Rights
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- Abstract
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Opinion no. 55 - Opinion on the question as to whether or not a Clerk of Court of First Instance as ex-officio sheriff is entitled to an additional compensation pursuant to the provisions of Republic Act No. 915
Opinion no. 68 - Retirement on account of ill-health of a temporary clerk who served in the Government for forty-two years.
Opinion no. 69 - Opinion on th question as to whether the Veterans Memorial Building may be constructed upon the USAFFE Park in Intramuros.
Opinion no. 70 - Opinion on the question as to whether or not the concluding proviso of Section B-IV-10 (a) of Republic Act No. 816 regarding the fees to be received by the chairman and members of the various examining boards prevails over the provisions of Republic Act Nos. 465 and 564 in connection with the same fees.
Opinion no. 72 - Opinion on compulsory retirement.
Opinion no. 76 - Reinstatement of a government employee who was found guilty of gross misconduct by the Bureau of Civil Service.
Opinion no. 79 - Opinion on the question as to whether the Metropolitan Water District is exempted from paying the compensating tax on liquid chlorine imported by it.
Opinion no. 149 - On the questions as to: (1) Whether or not an appointment of a Foreign Affairs Officer to the same class without increase in compensation but merely involving a consolidation of basic and excess salary should be submitted to the Commission on Appointments for confirmation; (2) Whether or not an in-grade promotional appointment of a Foreign Affairs Officer within the same class also be submitted for confirmation; and (3) Whether a Foreign Affairs Officer whose appointment to a higher grade of salary within the same class is by-passed by the Commission on Appointments reverts to his last appointment or is automatically separated from the service.
Opinion no. 155 - On the question as to whether the application of Chua Man to operate a cabaret bought from Mr. Ding which had ceased to operate after liberation comes within the exception of the Cabinet resolution of December 28, 1949 which allows cabarets and other amusement places, within the zones specified in said Executive Order No. 319 s. 1941, and in operation on or before January 1, 1941 "to continue operation in their present location until further orders")
Opinion no. 157 - On the question as to whether the circumstances surrounding the death of M. Lapira, former member of the Police Force of Guagua, Pampanga, entitle him to the benefits of Sec. 1 of Rep. Act No. 30.