Title
Monument for Gen. Gregorio H. del Pilar
Law
Act No. 3751
Decision Date
Nov 26, 1930
A law is enacted to authorize the construction of a monument in honor of General Gregorio H. del Pilar, commemorating his bravery and sacrifice during the engagement at Tirad Pass in 1899.

Law Summary

Purpose and Historical Significance

  • The memorial serves to perpetuate the memory of the heroic last stand at Tirad Pass against American troops.
  • General del Pilar was notable for commanding the rear guard of the President of the Philippine Republic during this battle.

Appropriation and Fund Allocation

  • The act appropriates the sum of two thousand pesos to fund the erection of the monument.
  • Funds are to be taken from the Insular Treasury, specifically from any funds not allocated for other purposes.
  • The amount can be disbursed either in full or in part, depending on necessity.

Administrative Oversight and Implementation

  • The funds are placed under the control of the Secretary of the Interior.
  • The Secretary is tasked with taking all necessary actions to ensure the prompt execution of the monument's construction.

Effectivity

  • The act becomes effective immediately upon approval by the proper legislative authorities.
  • Approval date marks the commencement of the implementation process.

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