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• Commonwealth Act No. 441

  Also: CA 441 — the statutory abbreviation, An Act Creating the National Land Settlement Administration — the long title, The NLSA charter — the functional shorthand

  Commonwealth Act No. 441 is the statute of the Commonwealth of the Philippines "An Act Creating the National Land Settlement Administration," approved June 3, 1939…

• Republic Act No. 1160

  Also: RA 1160, The NARRA Act — the functional shorthand of land-reform literature, An Act to Further Implement the Free Distribution of Agricultural Lands of the Public Domain — the long-title opening

  Republic Act No. 1160 is the Philippine statute approved on June 18, 1954, "An Act to Further Implement the Free Distribution of Agricultural Lands of…

• Almonte v. Vasquez

  Also: G.R. No. 95367 — the docket styling, Almonte v. Office of the Ombudsman — descriptive variant, The EIIB records case — the facts styling

  Almonte v. Vasquez, G.R. No. 95367, decided by the Supreme Court of the Philippines on May 23, 1995, is the decision in which the Court…

• Rice and Corn Production Administration

  Also: RCPA, Rice and Corn Production Administration (the full statutory name carried in EO 355's title), The pre-1950 rice production agency — the lineage styling that distinguishes it from the 1962 Rice and Corn Administration

  The Rice and Corn Production Administration (RCPA) was a Philippine government agency of the immediate postwar years that administered the state's production-side program for the…

• 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…

• Guillermo B. Francisco

  Also: Guillermo Beato Francisco — full name, Major General Guillermo B. Francisco, General Guillermo Francisco

  Guillermo B. Francisco — in full Guillermo Beato Francisco (February 10, 1885, Manila – April 7, 1976, Manila) — was a Filipino Constabulary and Army…

• 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…

• Locus standi

  Also: legal standing — the Philippine decisions' own pairing, "legal standing or locus standi", standing — the short form, the standing requirement

  Locus standi — legal standing, or simply standing — is "a right of appearance in a court of justice on a given question," the threshold…

• José de los Reyes

  Also: Jose Delos Reyes — the birth-name spelling carried by his Wikidata record, Major General Jose de los Reyes, General Jose de los Reyes

  José de los Reyes (born Jose Delos Reyes; August 19, 1874, Bulakan, Bulacan – February 7, 1945, Manila) was a Philippine Constabulary and Philippine Army…

• Palanca Awards

  Also: Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature — the official name, Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards, Palanca Memorial Awards

  The Palanca Awards, officially the Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature, are the Philippines' longest-running and most prestigious literary competition, established in 1950 by the…

• 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.…

• Land Tenure Administration

  Also: LTA — the standard abbreviation of the land-reform literature, The Administration — RA 1400's own shorthand throughout the statute, Successor of the Division of Landed Estates — the lineage styling

  The Land Tenure Administration (LTA) was the Philippine government agency created by Republic Act No. 1400, the Land Reform Act of 1955, approved September 9,…

• Tañada v. Cuenco

  Also: Tañada and Macapagal v. Cuenco — the full-party caption styling, The Senate Electoral Tribunal case of 1957 — descriptive shorthand, The political-question definition case — the doctrinal label carried into Estrada and Belgica

  Tañada v. Cuenco (G.R. No. L-10520, decided February 28, 1957) is the decision of the Supreme Court of the Philippines, rendered en banc on the…

• National Land Reform Council

  Also: The Council — the statute's own shorthand throughout the Agricultural Land Reform Code, NLRC — the abbreviation of agrarian-reform historiography, The governing body of the Land Reform Project Administration — RA 6389's styling in its abolition clause

  The National Land Reform Council was the governing and coordinating body created by Section 126 of Republic Act No. 3844, the Agricultural Land Reform Code…

• Agricultural Credit Administration

  Also: ACA — the statutory abbreviation, The Administration — the Code's internal name for the corporate body inherited from RA 821, The reorganized ACCFA — its identity in the legal-historical literature

  The Agricultural Credit Administration (ACA) was the Philippine government's farm-credit agency from 1963 to 1982 — the statutory successor, not a new corporation, of the…

• San Roque Power Corporation

  Also: SRPC — the corporate abbreviation, The San Roque BOT company — the build-operate-transfer styling, The San Roque Multipurpose Project power operator — the functional styling

  San Roque Power Corporation (SRPC) is the Philippine special-purpose company, incorporated in the Philippines in October 1997, that financed, built, and operates the power generating…

• Agricultural Credit and Cooperatives Administration

  Also: ACCFA — the statutory abbreviation carried in Republic Act No. 821, Agricultural Credit and Cooperative Financing Administration — the full statutory name, 1952–1963, Agricultural Credit Administration (ACA) — the successor statutory name under RA 3844, 1963–1982

  The Agricultural Credit and Cooperatives Administration is the title under which this wiki files the Philippines' first great farm-credit agency — a body whose statutory…

• Angara v. Electoral Commission

  Also: Angara v. Electoral Commission, G.R. No. L-45081 — the docket styling with the L- prefix used in the reports, The Angara case — the classroom short form, 63 Phil. 139 — the Philippine Reports citation

  Angara v. Electoral Commission (G.R. No. 45081, promulgated July 15, 1936, En Banc) is the Supreme Court of the Philippines decision that laid the foundation…

• National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration

  Also: NARRA — the statutory abbreviation of Republic Act No. 1160, The resettlement administration of 1954 — the shorthand used in land-reform histories, Successor of LASEDECO — the lineage styling

  The National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration (NARRA) was the Philippine resettlement agency created by Republic Act No. 1160, approved June 18, 1954 — the statute…

• National Land Settlement Administration

  Also: NLSA — the statutory abbreviation of the 1939 Act, The land settlement administration of Commonwealth Act No. 441, The Koronadal Valley settlement agency — usage in the settler narrative

  The National Land Settlement Administration (NLSA) was the Commonwealth-era corporation that directed the Philippines' first organized, state-sponsored agricultural colonization program. It was created by Commonwealth…

• Jovito Yusay

  Also: Jovito Yusay, secretary of justice — the cabinet styling of the 1898 government, The last president of the Federal State of the Visayas — the historical identification, President Jovito Yusay — the styling of the 1899 record

  Jovito Yusay was an Ilonggo revolutionary official of the Visayan rising of 1898–1899 — the secretary of justice in the cabinet of the Revolutionary Government…

• Leo Renier

  Also: Fr. Leo Renier — the styling of his priestly decades, Father Renier — the parish usage carried in the choir's record, The Belgian priest of Las Piñas — descriptive designation in the Bamboo Organ literature

  Leo Renier (born February 22, 1944, Hasselt, Belgium) is a Belgian musician and former Roman Catholic priest of the Congregation of the Immaculate Heart of…

• Carlos Palanca Sr.

  Also: Tan Geng Lay — the Chinese birth name, Tan Guin Lay — Pe̍h-ōe-jī romanization carried in the standard account, Tan Quin Lay — recorded misspelling of the Chinese name

  Carlos Palanca Sr. (born Tan Geng Lay — Chinese: 陳迎來, Pe̍h-ōe-jī Tân Gêng-lâi, often romanized Tan Guin Lay; September 1, 1869, Amoy [Xiamen], Fujian, Qing…

• 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…

• Guillermo Capadocia

  Also: Guillermo Capadocia of the PKP — reference form in the labor-movement literature, General secretary of the merged Communist Party — organizational designation from November 7, 1938, Vice president of the Congress of Labor Organizations — organizational designation, 1945

  Guillermo Capadocia (born c. 1909 in Negros Oriental — died September 28, 1951, San Remigio, Antique) was a Filipino labor leader and communist politician —…

• Anti-Agricultural Smuggling Act of 2016

  Also: Republic Act No. 10845 (the statutory citation), RA 10845, An Act Declaring Large-Scale Agricultural Smuggling as Economic Sabotage (long title)

  The Anti-Agricultural Smuggling Act of 2016 is the short title of Republic Act No. 10845, approved May 23, 2016 — "An Act Declaring Large-Scale Agricultural…

• Patrocinio Gamboa

  Also: Patrocinio Gamboa y Villareal — the full record name, Tia Patron, The Heroine of Jaro

  Patrocinio Gamboa (in full Patrocinio Gamboa y Villareal; April 30, 1865, Jaro, Iloilo – November 24, 1953, Molo, Iloilo City), affectionately remembered as Tia Patron…

• Spooner Amendment

  Also: Spooner proviso — the styling from its statutory form as a proviso in the appropriations act, Act of March 2, 1901 (ch. 803, 31 Stat. 895, 910) — the statute-citation form of the carrying act, The Spooner Amendment (U.S.) — the fuller heading used in the standard reference

  The Spooner Amendment is the popular name of the proviso, carried as a rider on the Army Appropriation Act approved March 2, 1901 (chapter 803,…

• Frenchie Mae Cumpio

  Also: Frenchie Cumpio — the journalistic short form of Philippine headlines, One of the "Tacloban 5" — the arrest-group designation of the February 7, 2020 raids, The Tacloban journalist — the descriptive designation in press-freedom advocacy

  Frenchie Mae Cumpio (born January 23, 1999) is a Filipino community journalist from Tacloban City, Leyte — the executive director of the online news site…

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