Title
Bar and Board Exams as Civil Service Exams
Law
Republic Act No. 1080
Decision Date
Jun 15, 1954
Republic Act No. 1080 declares bar and board examinations as civil service exams, granting eligibility for appointment to positions in the classified service based on years of study and professional practice, with exemptions for highly specialized positions.

Appointment eligibility and preference rules

  • Section 2 requires that the Commissioner of Civil Service be furnished by the Clerk of the Supreme Court and the Secretary of the Board of Examiners with a list of the successful candidates in the respective bar or board examinations.
  • Section 2 requires that the list include the successful candidates’ general averages.
  • Section 2 mandates that preference in making appointments shall be given to candidates obtaining the highest ratings.
  • Section 2 establishes that for those who have already passed the corresponding bar or board examinations, their eligibility shall be deemed to commence from the approval of this Act.

Implementing authority and regulations

  • Section 3 empowers the Commissioner of Civil Service to promulgate the rules and regulations to implement the provisions of Republic Act No. 1080.

Non-prescription of benefits

  • Section 4 provides that the benefits granted under Republic Act No. 1080 shall not prescribe.
  • Section 4 states that this non-prescription applies notwithstanding the provisions of civil service law or regulations.

Effectivity

  • Section 5 provides that Republic Act No. 1080 takes effect upon its approval.
  • The Act was approved on June 15, 1954.

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