Review of State Contracts and Privileges by President

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PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 1810: Review of State Contracts and Privileges by President

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Title Supreme Court: Review of State Contracts and Privileges by President

Law: Presidential Decree No. 1810

Decision Date: Jan 16, 1981

Presidential Decree No. 1810 authorizes the President of the Philippines to review and approve contracts, franchises, permits, and other privileges granted by the state, ensuring their compliance with government regulations and policies.

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Continued Effect of Prior Provisions

All provisions from Section 2 of Presidential Decree No. 1677-A remain fully effective.
These provisions continue until specifically modified or repealed by subsequent Presidential action.

Repeal of Conflicting Laws and Regulations

Any laws, decrees, orders, rules, or regulations inconsistent or conflicting with this decree are repealed or adjusted to conform.

Immediate Effectivity of the Decree

The decree takes effect immediately upon its promulgation, ensuring no gap in the exercise of presidential review powers.

Legal Foundation and Authority

The power to review derives from Section 12, Article XVII of the 1973 Constitution, as amended.
The decree reaffirms the President's constitutional authority over contracts and franchises granted by the state and its agencies.
It emphasizes oversight on government-owned or controlled corporations as well as other governmental subdivisions and instrumentalities.

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