Law Summary
Legal Basis and Authority
- The reservation is made pursuant to Section 64(e) of the Revised Administrative Code of the Philippines.
- The President, upon recommendation of the Secretary of Agriculture and Natural Resources, issues the proclamation to effect the reservation.
Description of Reserved Parcels
- The reserved parcels are located on Magallanes Drive in the District of Intramuros, City of Manila.
- The first parcel (Lot 5-A, BSD-11429) covers approximately 567 square meters.
- The second parcel (Lot 7-B-2-A, BSD-11429) covers approximately 2,209 square meters.
Detailed Boundaries and Survey Information
- Precise boundaries for each parcel are described, including adjoining lots and specific bearings and distances.
- Survey points are physically marked on the ground with monuments and crosses as indicated in the cadastral survey plans.
- Both original and subdivision surveys were conducted between May 1916 and March 1955, ensuring accurate land demarcation.
Effectivity and Execution
- The proclamation was signed by the President of the Philippines and sealed with the official seal of the Republic.
- The document was executed in Manila on December 1, 1955, marking the official date of effectivity.
Legal and Administrative Impact
- The reservation ensures these land parcels are retained for government use specifically for immigration infrastructure development.
- It restricts private acquisition but protects existing private rights if any.
- It provides a clear legal framework for land reservation essential for government institutional purposes.