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ACT NO. 3819 - AN ACT AUTHORIZING
THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL TO DESIGNATE ANY TRACT OR TRACTS OF THE PUBLIC
DOMAIN AS RESERVATIONS FOR AIRPORTS, AIRPLANE LANDING FIELDS OR BASES,
BY AMENDING SECTION EIGHTY-ONE OF ACT NUMBERED TWENTY-EIGHT HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-FOUR AS AMENDED
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| Section 1. Reservations for Public or Quasi-Public
Purposes � � Section eighty-one of Act Numbered Twenty-eight
hundred and seventy-four, as amended by Act Numbered Thirty-two hundred
and nineteen, is hereby further amended to read as follows: "Sec. 81. Highways, airports, airplane landing fields, etc.� Upon the
recommendation of the Secretary of Agriculture and Natural Resources,
the Governor-General may designate by proclamation any tract or tracts
of land of the public domain as reservations for the use of the
Government of the Philippine Islands or of any of its branches, or of
the inhabitants thereof, in accordance with regulations prescribed for
this purpose, or for quasi-public uses or purposes when the public
interest requires it, including reservations for highways, airports,
airplane landing fields or bases, rights of way for railroads,
hydraulic power sites, irrigation systems, communal pastures or leguas
communales, public parks, public quarries, public fishponds, and other
improvements for the public benefit."
Sec. 2. Effective Date of Act. � Upon the express or implicit approval of this Act by the President of the United States, as provided in the Act of Congress approved on August twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred and sixteen, entitled "An Act to declare the purpose of the people of the United States as to the future political status of the people of the Philippine Islands, and to provide a more autonomous government for those Islands," the Governor-General shall so announce forthwith, by means of a proclamation, and this Act shall take effect on the date of such proclamation. 2 Footnotes � 1. Declared in force by Proclamation No. 358 (1931). See Appendix. (Number Not Found in Text) � 2. Declared in force by Proclamation No. 361 (1931). See Appendix. |
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Since 19.07.98.
