Declaration of Dec 31, 1953 as holiday

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PROCLAMATION NO. 1: Declaration of Dec 31, 1953 as holiday

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Title Supreme Court: Declaration of Dec 31, 1953 as holiday

Law: Proclamation No. 1

Decision Date: Dec 30, 1953

A proclamation made by President Joseph Ejercito Estrada designates July 11, 1998, as a special day in the City of Valenzuela to celebrate its Charter Anniversary and honor Dr. Pio Valenzuela, the city's most distinguished figure.

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Legal Authority for Proclamation

The proclamation was issued by President Ramon Magsaysay.
It is based on the powers granted by Section 30 of the Revised Administrative Code of the Philippines.

Official Issuance and Formalities

The proclamation was signed on December 30, 1953, in Manila.
The seal of the Republic of the Philippines was affixed to authenticate the proclamation.
The Executive Secretary, Fred Ruiz Castro, countersigned the proclamation, confirming its official status.

Scope and Practical Effects

The declaration made December 31, 1953, a non-working day as a special public holiday.
This special holiday does not prejudice public interest, implying no adverse impact on government or private sector operations in terms of legal or administrative obligations.

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