Reservation of Land for Child Welfare Use

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PROCLAMATION NO. 865: Reservation of Land for Child Welfare Use

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Reservation of Land for Child Welfare Use

Law: Proclamation No. 865

Decision Date: Jun 21, 2005

Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo reserves an 800-square meter parcel of land in Quezon City for institutional purposes under the Council for the Welfare of the Children, declaring it non-alienable until further proclamation.

Location and Technical Description of the Reserved Land

The parcel is located on Apo Street, Sta. Mesa Heights, Quezon City.
Technically identified as Lot 15, Block 11, Psd-14959, originally in the Municipality of Caloocan, Island of Luzon.
Boundaries are precisely described with reference to adjoining lots and orientation points.
The area of the land is eight hundred (800) square meters.
Coordinates and boundary points are physically marked by Philippine Survey markers.

Restrictions on Alienation and Disposition

The reserved land is declared non-alienable.
It cannot be subject to occupation, entry, sale, lease, or any other form of disposition.
The land may only be declared alienable again through a subsequent proclamation issued by the President.

Legal Formalities and Authority

The proclamation was signed by the President of the Philippines and the Executive Secretary.
The official seal of the Republic of the Philippines was affixed to the document.
The act was done in the City of Manila on June 21, 2005, granting full legal effect to the reservation.

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