Title
Amendment Guaranteeing Payment of Bonds
Law
Presidential Decree No. 1020
Decision Date
Sep 22, 1976
Presidential Decree No. 1020 guarantees the payment of principal and interest on bonds issued by the Corporation, with the Republic of the Philippines stepping in if the Corporation fails to make the payment, taking effect immediately upon its issuance on September 22, 1976.
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Q&A (PRESIDENTIAL DECREE No. 1020)

Presidential Decree No. 1020 amends the penultimate paragraph of Section 15 of Presidential Decree No. 992.

The Republic of the Philippines guarantees the payment by the Corporation of both the principal and the interest on the bonds issued by the Corporation.

If the Corporation fails to pay, the Republic of the Philippines shall pay the principal and interest guaranteed.

The funds come from the National Treasury, specifically from any funds not otherwise appropriated.

This decree takes effect immediately upon its issuance on September 22, 1976.

It was signed by President Ferdinand E. Marcos and by Juan C. Tuvera, Presidential Assistant.

The purpose is to effect minor amendments and correct typographical errors in an existing law, specifically amending a paragraph in PD No. 992.

Yes, it guarantees and appropriates funds for the payment of principal and interest if the Corporation fails to do so.

It refers to the penultimate paragraph of Section 15 of PD No. 992.

The Corporation issues bonds and is primarily responsible for payment of principal and interest, with the Republic guaranteeing payment if the Corporation defaults.


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