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PROCLAMATION NO. 165: Extension of Congress Special Session

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Extension of Congress Special Session

Law: Proclamation No. 165

Decision Date: Jan 4, 1950

President Elpidio Quirino extends the special session of Congress for one additional day to address urgent legislative measures, ensuring the completion of pending business by January 5, 1950.

Purpose of Extension

The extension is motivated by urgent public interest requiring the Congress to consider and complete pending legislative measures.
This special session focuses specifically on unfinished legislative business deemed important for national concerns.

Legal Authority

The extension is issued by the President of the Philippines, Elpidio Quirino, pursuant to constitutional powers vested in the presidency.
This exercise of power reflects the executive’s constitutional prerogative to convene and extend special sessions of Congress to address critical legislative needs.

Notification and Compliance

All persons entitled to sit as members of Congress are formally requested to take notice of this extension proclamation.
The proclamation serves as an official legal instrument to notify legislators and ensure their compliance with the extended session period.

Formalities and Authentication

The proclamation is executed in Manila on January 4, 1950, officially signed by President Elpidio Quirino.
The seal of the Republic of the Philippines is affixed to authenticate the document.
The Acting Executive Secretary, Marciano Roque, attests to the proclamation acting on behalf of the President.

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