Extension for filing petitions to reconstitute war-destroyed court records

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Republic Act No. 441: Extension for filing petitions to reconstitute war-destroyed court records

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Title Supreme Court: Extension for filing petitions to reconstitute war-destroyed court records

Law: Republic Act No. 441

Decision Date: Jun 7, 1950

Republic Act No. 441 extends the filing period for reconstitution petitions of records destroyed during the war, allowing interested parties one year from its approval to file, and follows the reconstitution process outlined in Act No. 3110.

reconstitution

judicial records

filing period

Governing Procedure and Requirements

The procedures, requirements, and all other matters relating to the reconstitution of destroyed judicial records remain governed by Act Numbered 3110.
This ensures consistency and adherence to established legal framework for reconstitution processes.

Effectivity Clause

The law takes effect immediately upon its approval on June 7, 1950.
Immediate applicability facilitates prompt filing and processing of reconstitution petitions to restore judicial records lost due to wartime destruction.

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