June 12, 1957 Special Holiday in Cavite

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PROCLAMATION NO. 419: June 12, 1957 Special Holiday in Cavite

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Title Supreme Court: June 12, 1957 Special Holiday in Cavite

Law: Proclamation No. 419

Decision Date: Jun 7, 1957

Proclamation No. 419 declares a special public holiday in Cavite and two cities to commemorate the short-lived Philippine Republic established under General Emilio Aguinaldo's leadership, allowing for appropriate ceremonies to celebrate the historic event.

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Legal basis for the declaration

Section 30 of the Revised Administrative Code vests the President with authority to make the declaration of a special public holiday.
The President exercises that authority to declare June 12, 1957 a special public holiday in the specified province and cities.

Policy statement and historical basis

The declaration is made to commemorate the 59th anniversary of the establishment of the short-lived Philippine Republic of the Revolutionary Government under General Emilio Aguinaldo on June 12, 1957.
The declaration is made to give the people of Cavite and the cities of Trece Martires, Cavite, and Tagaytay ample opportunity to celebrate with appropriate ceremonies.

Coverage: where the holiday applies

The proclamation applies in the province of Cavite.
The proclamation applies in the city of Trece Martires, Cavite.
The proclamation applies in the city of Tagaytay.
The proclamation specifically limits the special public holiday to the foregoing places.

Occasion: the specific holiday date

The special public holiday is June 12, 1957.
The proclamation establishes June 12, 1957 as the single date covered by the holiday declaration.

Issuance formalities and authority

The proclamation is signed by CARLOS P. GARCIA, President of the Philippines.
The proclamation is countersigned “By the President” by FORTUNATO DE LEON, Executive Secretary.
The proclamation includes the formal affixing of the seal of the Republic of the Philippines.

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