Republic Act

Republic Act No. 1874

An act to extend the benefits of republic act numbered three hundred forty, as amended, to certain military persons heretofore retired under commonwealth act numbered one hundred ninety, or retired under republic act numbered three hundred forty with effective date of retirement prior to january one, nineteen hundred fifty-five, or retired under act numbered forty-one hundred fifty-one, or separated under subsection (g), section twenty-two of the national defense act

AN ACT TO EXTEND THE BENEFITS OF REPUBLIC ACT NUMBERED THREE HUNDRED FORTY, AS AMENDED, TO CERTAIN MILITARY PERSONS HERETOFORE RETIRED UNDER COMMONWEALTH ACT NUMBERED ONE HUNDRED NINETY, OR RETIRED UNDER REPUBLIC ACT NUMBERED THREE HUNDRED FORTY WITH EFFECTIVE DATE OF RETIREMENT PRIOR TO JANUARY ONE, NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE, OR RETIRED UNDER ACT NUMBERED FORTY-ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE, OR SEPARATED UNDER SUBSECTION (g), SECTION TWENTY-TWO OF THE NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT

In plain language

Republic Act No. 1862 extends the benefits of Republic Act 340 to certain military personnel who retired or were separated under specified acts before 1955, allowing them to elect alternative retirement pay, defining pension calculations, and establishing conditions for receiving monthly pensions.

  • Extension of RA 340 benefits to eligible military retirees
  • Option to elect annual retirement pay instead of gratuity
  • Pension calculation based on rank and salary with readjustment provisions
  • Monthly pension payable from July 26, 1948
  • Choice between pension and salary, with prohibition of dual receipt
  • Deductions for other retirement pay received after July 26, 1948
  • Restrictions on using certificates of indebtedness for payment of refunded pension
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RA 1862

REPUBLIC ACT No. 1874

An Act Granting Nancy De Luna a Franchise to Install, Operate, and Maintain an Electric Light, Heat, and Power System in the Municipality of Babatñgon, Province of Leyte

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippine Congress Assembled:

Section 1

Subject to the provisions of the Constitution and to the terms and conditions established in Act Numbered Thirty-six hundred and thirty-six, as amended by Commonwealth Act Numbered One hundred and thirty-two, there is granted to Nancy de Luna for a period of fifty years from the approval of this Act, the right, privilege and authority to construct, maintain and operate an electric light, heat, and power system for the purpose of generating and distributing electric light, heat and/or power for sale within the Municipality of Babatñgon, Province of Leyte.

Section 2

In the event that the grantee shall purchase and secure from the National Power Corporation electric heat and power, the National Power Corporation is hereby authorized to negotiate and transact for the benefit and in behalf of the public consumers with reference to rates.

Section 3

It is expressly provided that in the event the Government should desire to maintain and operate for itself the system and enterprise herein authorized, the grantee shall surrender her franchise and will turn over to the Government all serviceable equipment therein, at cost, less reasonable depreciation.

Section 4

This Act shall take effect upon its approval.

Approved: June 22, 1957.

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