Republic Act No. 2295: An act granting the lianga bay logging company, inc. a temporary permit to establish, maintain and operate private fixed point-to-point radiotelephone stations for the transmission and reception of wireless messages to and from said stations

Republic Act No. 2295

An act granting the lianga bay logging company, inc. a temporary permit to establish, maintain and operate private fixed point-to-point radiotelephone stations for the transmission and reception of wireless messages to and from said stations

An Act Granting the Lianga Bay Logging Company, Inc. a Temporary Permit to Establish, Maintain and Operate Private Fixed Point-to-Point Radiotelephone Stations for the Transmission and Reception of Wireless Messages to and from Said Stations

In plain language

Provides Lianga Bay Logging Company, Inc. with a temporary permit to establish, maintain, and operate private fixed point-to-point radiotelephone stations throughout the Philippines for communications related to its logging business, subject to conditions and approvals by the Secretary of Public Works and Communications.

Grant temporary permit to Lianga Bay Logging Company

Permit valid until no similar government service is established

Grantee cannot engage in domestic telecom business

Frequency assignment by Secretary of Public Works and Communications

Stations must not interfere with other radio stations

Grantee holds governments harmless from claims

Subject to corporation laws

President may close or authorize use during emergencies

Permit subject to amendment or repeal

Definition of 'grantee'

Effectivity upon approval

Telecommunications

Radiotelephone

Private

Logging Company

Temporary Permit

REPUBLIC ACT No. 2295

An Act Granting Julita T. Grana a Franchise for an Electric Light, Heat and Power System in the Barrios of Kitcharao in the Municipality of Jabonga, Province of Agusan and Alegria in the Municipality of Mainit, Province of Surigao

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

Section 1

Subject to the terms and conditions established in Act Numbered Thirty-six hundred thirty-six, as amended by Commonwealth Act Numbered One hundred thirty-two, and to the provisions of the Constitution, there is granted to Julita T. Grana, for a period of twenty-five 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 barrio of Kicharao in the Municipality of Jabonga, Province of Agusan, and Alegria in the Municipality of Mainit, Province of Surigao.

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 return 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 19, 1959.

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