Repeal of National Security Code

Repeal of National Security Code

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Title Supreme Court: Repeal of National Security Code

Law: Presidential Decree No. 1876

Decision Date: Jul 21, 1983

Ferdinand E. Marcos repeals the National Security Code, Presidential Decree No. 1498, to address the evolving needs of national governance as outlined in Proclamation No. 2045.

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Legal basis and reason for repeal

Presidential Decree No. 1876 is issued by the President by virtue of the powers vested in me by the Constitution.
The repeal is justified by the issuance of Proclamation No. 2045, which creates the need to repeal the National Security Code.

Repeal of the National Security Code

Presidential Decree No. 1876 repeals Presidential Decree No. 1498 in its entirety by providing that it is repealed.
The repeal is effective immediately.

Savings clause for existing proceedings

The repeal is made without prejudice to any proceedings in Court that may have arisen from laws embodied in the National Security Code.
The repeal is made without prejudice to any cases in Court that may have arisen from laws embodied in the National Security Code.
The repeal is made without prejudice to any transactions that might have arisen from laws embodied in the National Security Code.

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