Revision of Landowner-Tet Relations Act

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Commonwealth Act No. 608: Revision of Landowner-Tet Relations Act

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Title Supreme Court: Revision of Landowner-Tet Relations Act

Law: Commonwealth Act No. 608

Decision Date: Aug 22, 1940

A law enacted in the Philippines in 1940 revises regulations on landowner-tenant relations, providing protection for tenants and compulsory arbitration for disputes, with the Department of Justice enforcing the law and the Court of Industrial Relations having jurisdiction over appeals.

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Role and Authority of the Department of Justice

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is tasked with enforcing the Rice Share Tenancy Act.
DOJ may issue necessary orders related to the liquidation of crops, their division, and the apportionment of expenses between landlord and tenant.
DOJ’s involvement aims to regulate the landlord-tenant relationship and ensure fair treatment in tenancy agreements.

Dispute Resolution and Appeal Process

If either the landowner or tenant is aggrieved by the DOJ's actions or if disputes arise regarding their relationship, either party may appeal.
Jurisdiction to resolve such disputes is granted to the Court of Industrial Relations.
The Court shall determine the controversy in accordance with the law, providing a legal avenue for enforcement and settlement of claims.

Effective Date of the Act

The revised provisions are effective immediately upon the approval of the Act, dated August 22, 1940.

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