Transfer of Dinaig government seat

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 156: Transfer of Dinaig government seat

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Title Supreme Court: Transfer of Dinaig government seat

Law: Executive Order No. 156

Decision Date: May 27, 1965

Executive Order No. 156 transfers the seat of government of the municipality of Dinaig in the Philippines from Capiton to Dalican, in accordance with Section 68 of the Revised Administrative Code, for the purpose of improving public services and governance in the municipality.

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Subject and Location of Transfer

The affected municipality is Dinaig in the province of Cotabato.
The seat of government is moved from the barrio of Capiton to the barrio of Dalican.
Both barrios are located within the same municipality.

Purpose and Justification

The transfer is executed in the interest of public welfare.
No additional detailed reasons are specified in the Order.

Formality and Effectivity

The Order is issued by the President of the Philippines, Diosdado Macapagal.
The date of effect is May 27, 1965.
The Executive Secretary, Ramon A. Diaz, signs to approve the issuance.

Administrative Impact

The seat of government denotes the official administrative center of the municipality.
Transferring it affects the locus for municipal governance and service delivery.

Legal and Procedural Context

The Executive Order is a form of administrative issuance under presidential powers.
It follows existing legal frameworks set by the Revised Administrative Code.
No mention of local referendum or legislative approval is included in the document.

Other Provisions

The document does not specify procedural details beyond the formal transfer declaration.
No penalties or sanctions related to the transfer are indicated.

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