Special Holiday on April 20, 1957

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PROCLAMATION NO. 406: Special Holiday on April 20, 1957

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Title Supreme Court: Special Holiday on April 20, 1957

Law: Proclamation No. 406

Decision Date: Apr 10, 1957

President Carlos P. Garcia declares April 20, 1957, as a special public holiday in the Philippines to prevent any negative impact on the public interest, following the existing public holidays on April 18 and 19.

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Legal Basis and Authority

The proclamation was made by then-President Carlos P. Garcia.
The authority comes from Section 30 of the Revised Administrative Code.
The proclamation includes the formal seal and signature attesting to its authenticity.

Justification and Public Interest

The declaration states that the public interest is not prejudiced by having Saturday, April 20, 1957, as a special holiday.
It recognizes the proximity to the Holy Thursday and Good Friday holidays, providing an extended period of public observance.

Effectivity

The proclamation became effective on April 10, 1957, the date it was signed.
The special public holiday took effect on April 20, 1957.

Formalities

The proclamation was executed in Manila.
It was signed by President Carlos P. Garcia and countersigned by Executive Secretary Fortunato De Leon.

Administrative Implications

By declaring a special public holiday, government offices and certain businesses may observe closure or special operating hours.
The declaration ensures continuity and legal recognition of the holiday without conflicting with existing laws or public interests.

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