Assigning Number 17 Protocol Plates to Court Vehicles

Assigning Number 17 Protocol Plates to Court Vehicles

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Title Supreme Court: Assigning Number 17 Protocol Plates to Court Vehicles

Law: Memorandum Order No. 297

Decision Date: Mar 2, 2009

A memorandum order assigns the number "17" as license plates for motor vehicles used by First Level Court Judges in the Philippines, providing distinct identification for their vehicles.

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Plate assignment and coverage

Memorandum Order No. 297 assigns Number 17 as (Protocol) License Plates to motor vehicles used by First Level Court Judges.
The covered courts are the Metropolitan Trial Court (MTC).
The covered courts include the Metropolitan Trial Court in the Cities (MTCC).
The covered courts include the Municipal Trial Court (MTC).
The covered courts include the Sha’ria Court.

Designation for motor vehicles used by judges

Motor vehicles used by covered judges must use Number 17 as (Protocol) License Plates.
The assignment applies to the license plate number designated in the order: “a17a as (Protocol)”.
The assignment is tied to motor vehicles used by First Level Court Judges, including vehicles of the enumerated first-level courts.

Implementation and compliance

Covered motor vehicles used by MTC, MTCC, Municipal Trial Court (MTC), and Sha’ria Court judges must be identified using (Protocol) License Plates with Number 17.
Memorandum Order No. 297 takes effect upon publication in a national newspaper of general circulation.
No other procedures, offices, filings, or approvals are prescribed in Memorandum Order No. 297.

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