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• Republic Act No. 7691

  Also: RA 7691 — the standard short form, RA 7691 of 1994 — the year-qualified citation form, The 1994 jurisdictional-amount act — the practitioner's shorthand in the peso-line series

  Republic Act No. 7691 — formally "An Act Expanding the Jurisdiction of the Metropolitan Trial Courts, Municipal Trial Courts, and Municipal Circuit Trial Courts, Amending…

• Executive Order No. 33

  Also: EO 33 — the standard citation form, EO 33, s. 1986 — the dated styling that distinguishes it from executive orders of the same number in other administrations, The 1986 Court of Appeals restoration order — the functional shorthand

  Executive Order No. 33 (July 28, 1986) is the executive order by which President Corazon C. Aquino, acting within the Freedom Constitution's authorization to reorganize…

• Republic Act No. 1400

  Also: Land Reform Act of 1955, RA 1400 — the statutory abbreviation, The Land Reform Act — the period shorthand

  Republic Act No. 1400, the Land Reform Act of 1955, is the statute "An Act Defining a Land Tenure Policy, Providing for an Instrumentality to…

• Executive Order No. 230

  Also: EO 230 — the standard citation form, "Organizing the Department of National Defense" — the order's title, The 1939 defense-organization order — descriptive shorthand distinguishing it from the 1987 order of the same number

  Executive Order No. 230 is the executive issuance of the Commonwealth of the Philippines dated October 31, 1939, titled "Organizing the Department of National Defense,"…

• Estipona v. Lobrigo

  Also: Estipona — the short citation, Estipona, Jr. v. Hon. Lobrigo — the caption's fuller styling, The drug plea-bargaining case — its working description in practice

  Estipona v. Lobrigo — in full Salvador Estipona, Jr. y Asuela v. Hon. Frank E. Lobrigo, Presiding Judge of the RTC, Branch 3, Legazpi City,…

• Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts

  Also: JDRC, Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court — the singular styling each local act used, The Manila juvenile court — the 1955 founding court's common description

  The Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts (JDRCs) were the Philippines' special courts for children and the family — created not by one national statute but…

• In re Yamashita

  Also: Yamashita v. Styer — the paired caption in the reports, Application of Yamashita — the original-application style, The Yamashita case

  In re Yamashita — the decision of the United States Supreme Court styled in the reports as Application of Yamashita; Yamashita v. Styer, Commanding General,…

• Ateneo Municipal de Manila

  Also: Ateneo Municipal — the shortened Spanish-era form, Escuela Municipal de Manila — the school's name from 1859 to 1865, Escuela Pia — the charity school of 1816–1830 from which the Escuela Municipal descended

  The Ateneo Municipal de Manila was the Spanish-era, Jesuit-run secondary school of Intramuros, Manila — the municipal name and subsidy stage in the institutional lineage…

• Robert Stewart

  Also: Robert "Uncle Bob" Stewart, Uncle Bob Stewart, Robert La Rue Stewart — full legal name

  Robert Stewart — Robert La Rue Stewart, born November 19, 1918 in Tucson, Arizona; died April 5, 2006 in Phoenix, Arizona — was the American…

• Municipal Circuit Trial Court

  Also: MCTC, Municipal Circuit Trial Courts — the statutory plural, Circuit court — the informal shorthand used in the provinces it serves

  The Municipal Circuit Trial Court (MCTC) is the first-level trial court of the Philippines that serves a municipal circuit — several cities or municipalities too…

• David v. Macapagal-Arroyo

  Also: The PP 1017 cases — the collective name for the seven consolidated petitions, G.R. Nos. 171396, 171409, 171483, 171485, 171400, 171424 & 171489 — the full docket, The Proclamation 1017 case — the issue-named styling

  David v. Macapagal-Arroyo is the decision of the Supreme Court of the Philippines En Banc of May 3, 2006 — seven consolidated petitions for certiorari…

• Biodiversity Management Bureau

  Also: BMB — the standard abbreviation, DENR-BMB — the departmental styling, Protected Areas and Wildlife Bureau (PAWB) — the bureau's name at creation in 1987, still the name used in Republic Act No. 9147's text

  The Biodiversity Management Bureau (BMB) is the staff bureau of the Philippine Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) responsible for the country's biological diversity…

• History of the Philippines (1946–1965)

  Also: The early Third Republic — the survey's constitutional frame, The postwar Philippines (1946–1965) — the reconstruction-and-republic era, The Roxas-to-Macapagal presidencies — the period's five-administration span

  The History of the Philippines (1946–1965) is the period survey covering the first two decades of the Third Republic of the Philippines — from the…

• History of the Philippines (1935–1946)

  Also: Commonwealth of the Philippines (1935–1946) period — the plain-form alias of the survey's first half, Commonwealth era, The prewar Commonwealth and the Japanese occupation — the period's two conventional subdivisions

  The History of the Philippines (1935–1946) is the period survey covering the Commonwealth of the Philippines and the Japanese occupation — the eleven-year transition between…

• Council of National Defense

  Also: National Defense Council — the designation used by Executive Order No. 3 of 1935, The advisory council of the National Defense Act — its statutory description, CND — the abbreviation of the era's administrative record

  The Council of National Defense is the advisory council on defense policy created by the Philippine Commonwealth's first statute — Sections 6 to 8 of…

• Santiago Artiaga

  Also: Don Santiago Artiaga — the styling of the UST engineering deans' table, City Engineer Artiaga — his designation in the Manila records, The first mayor of Davao City — the office that fixes him in the record

  Santiago Artiaga (1878–1962) was a Filipino engineer and colonial-era official — "one of the first pensionados," the American-period state scholars — whose career ran from…

• Gregorio Zaide

  Also: Gregorio F. Zaide — the publication signature, Gregorio Fernandez Zaide — the full record name, Goyo — the hometown name

  Gregorio Zaide (in full Gregorio Fernandez Zaide; May 25, 1907, Pagsanjan, Laguna – October 31, 1986, Manila), known in his hometown as Goyo and honored…

• Retail Trade Nationalization Act

  Also: Republic Act No. 1180, RA 1180, Retail Trade Nationalization Law of 1954

  The Retail Trade Nationalization Act is the conventional name of Republic Act No. 1180, officially "An Act to Regulate the Retail Business," approved on June…

• David v. Senate Electoral Tribunal

  Also: David v. Poe — the SET-case styling used in the standard reference article, G.R. No. 221538 — the Supreme Court docket, The Poe foundling quo warranto — the descriptive styling

  David v. Senate Electoral Tribunal (G.R. No. 221538, September 20, 2016) is a decision of the Supreme Court of the Philippines en banc, penned by…

• Philtranco

  Also: A. L. Ammen Transport Company (ALATCO) — the founding name, 1914–1971, Albert Louis Ammen Transportation Company — the founding name as given in some accounts, Pantranco South Express, Inc. (PSEI) — 1971 to the mid-1980s

  Philtranco — in full Philtranco Service Enterprises, Inc. (PSEI) — was the Philippines' oldest bus company, a carrier whose corporate ancestry runs from the A.L.…

• Mateo del Castillo

  Also: Mateo del Castillo of the AMT — reference form in the peasant-movement literature, Chairman of the Organizational Department of the Central Luzon Bureau — organizational designation, 1942, Popular Front senatorial candidate of 1941 — electoral designation

  Mateo del Castillo was a Filipino peasant-movement leader of the 1930s — the Pampanga organizer remembered in the record of the Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas…

• Pambansang Kaisahan ng mga Magbubukid

  Also: PKM, National Peasants Union — English rendering, Pambansang Kaisahan ng Magbubukid — Tagalog variant without the "mga," carried in the Hukbalahap Rebellion record

  The Pambansang Kaisahan ng mga Magbubukid (PKM) — in English rendering, the National Peasants Union — was the national peasant federation formed in the Philippines…

• Martín Teófilo Delgado

  Also: Martín Delgado — the Wikidata label and common short form (never bare "Delgado," which in this wiki also belongs to Francisco Delgado, a different person), Martín Teófilo Delgado y Bermejo — the full record name carried as a Wikidata alias, General Martín Delgado — the styling of the Santa Barbara commemorations

  Martín Teófilo Delgado (November 11, 1858, Santa Barbara, Iloilo – November 12, 1918, Culion, Palawan) was the Filipino revolutionary general who led the rising against…

• Diego Cera Organbuilders Inc.

  Also: Diego Cera Organ Builders Inc. — the styling in some press accounts, Diego Cera Organbuilders, DC Organbuilders

  Diego Cera Organbuilders, Inc. is the Philippine pipe-organ building and restoration company that maintains the Las Piñas Bamboo Organ, the 1824 National Cultural Treasure whose…

• International Bamboo Organ Festival

  Also: IBOF, Bamboo Organ Festival, Bamboo Organ International Music Festival

  The International Bamboo Organ Festival (IBOF) is the annual music festival held each February at St. Joseph Parish Church in Las Piñas City, Metro Manila,…

• Bamboo Organ Foundation Inc.

  Also: Bamboo Organ Foundation, Inc., BOFI, The Bamboo Organ Foundation

  The Bamboo Organ Foundation, Inc. (BOFI) is the non-stock, non-profit organization that preserves and maintains the Las Piñas Bamboo Organ, the 1824 National Cultural Treasure…

• Bureau of Constabulary (wartime)

  Also: BoC (Konrad Lawson's abbreviation), The Constabulary (the occupation-era shorthand, ambiguous with the American-era Philippine Constabulary), Bureau of Constabulary of the Philippine Executive Commission (its first-period designation)

  The Bureau of Constabulary was the national police force organized under Japanese sponsorship during the occupation of the Philippines in World War II — the…

• Sara Duterte

  Also: Inday Sara — the standing nickname of her Davao years, Sara Zimmerman Duterte-Carpio — full name, Sara Duterte-Carpio — the married-surname styling of her mayoral career

  Sara Duterte (in full Sara Zimmerman Duterte-Carpio; born May 31, 1978, Davao City; nicknamed Inday Sara) is a Filipino lawyer and politician, the 15th Vice…

• 1943 Constitution

  Also: 1943 Constitution of the Philippines — the formal styling used by reference works and this wiki's sister entries, Constitution of the Second Philippine Republic — the descriptive designation in constitutional historiography, The occupation charter — the shorthand of the liberation-era literature

  The 1943 Constitution was the charter of the Japanese-sponsored Second Philippine Republic — the second constitution in Philippine history, drafted under military occupation by the…

• El Filibusterismo

  Also: El filibusterismo (Spanish styling; often printed and capitalized as El Filibusterismo), The Reign of Greed — the title of Charles Derbyshire's 1912 complete English translation, The Subversive / The Subversion — renderings associated with the Locsín English translation

  El Filibusterismo ("The Filibusterism," commonly rendered The Reign of Greed or The Subversive) is the second and last completed novel of José Rizal, written in…

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