Republic Act No. 1012

Legal Principle/Provision: This section establishes the creation of a new barrio named Samariniana, which is segregated from the existing barrio of Tanionbog in Brooke's Point, Palawan.
Key Definitions Introduced:
- Barrio: A local administrative division in the Philippines, often referred to as a village or neighborhood.
- Tanionbog: The original barrio from which Samariniana is created.
Important Requirements or Procedures Outlined:
- The boundaries of the new barrio are clearly defined as follows:
  - North: Bounded by the Tamlang River, following its natural course to the mountain.
  - West: Bounded by a mountain divide, following the mountain divide.
  - East: Bounded by the seashore facing the Sum Sea.
  - South: Bounded by the Cabcaben River, following the river from the seashore to the mountain.
Relevant Timeframes, Deadlines, or Expiration Details:
- This Act is effective immediately upon its approval, which occurred on June 12, 1954.
Penalties, Liabilities, or Consequences Mentioned: No penalties or liabilities are specified within this section.

Legal Principle/Provision: This section states that the Act shall take effect immediately upon its approval.
Key Definitions Introduced: None specific to this section.
Important Requirements or Procedures Outlined: None specific to this section.
Relevant Timeframes, Deadlines, or Expiration Details:
- The Act took effect on June 12, 1954.
Penalties, Liabilities, or Consequences Mentioned: None specified.

Republic Act No. 1012 formally creates the barrio of Samariniana from a portion of the barrio of Tanionbog in Brooke's Point, Palawan.
The boundaries of Samariniana are clearly delineated by natural landmarks, ensuring clarity in jurisdiction.
The Act is effective immediately upon its approval date of June 12, 1954, with no mentioned penalties or liabilities.