Revocation of Road Classification Order

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 346: Revocation of Road Classification Order

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Revocation of Road Classification Order

Law: Executive Order No. 346

Decision Date: May 11, 1941

Executive Order No. 346 establishes a Coordinating Committee tasked with organizing a symposium on Asian tropical timber, coordinating activities, and seeking assistance from relevant organizations and government agencies.

Scope of the Revocation

Executive Order No. 331 dealt with establishing a classification of roads.
Therefore, the revocation nullifies the revised classification system of roads that Executive Order No. 331 implemented.

Previous Legal Framework

Executive Order No. 135, dated December 31, 1937, originally established the classification of roads.
EO No. 331 had amended and revised this classification system before its revocation by this order.

Legal Effect and Authority

The revocation is done by the President of the Philippines with the authority vested therein.
The order is signed by President Manuel L. Quezon and Secretary to the President Jorge B. Vargas.

Date and Place of Issuance

The revocation order was issued in the City of Baguio.
The date of issuance is May 20, 1941.

Implications

Upon revocation, the provisions of EO No. 331 regarding road classification cease to have legal effect.
The legal status of EO No. 135 and its amendments prior to EO No. 331 would need to be reconsidered or reinstated based on further executive or legislative action.

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