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An Act to Amend Section Two Hundred Seventy-One of the Revised Administrative Code, as Last Amended by Republic Act Numbered One Thousand Eighth Hundred Two, Relative to Vacation Leave of Judges of First Instance

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1965

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June 19, 1965

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This Act amends Section 271 of the Revised Administrative Code regarding the vacation leave of judges of first instance. It specifies the conditions under which judges are entitled to vacation leave during the yearly court vacation and the accrual of such leave.
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REPUBLIC ACT No. 4307

An Act to Amend Section Two Hundred Seventy-One of the Revised Administrative Code, as Last Amended by Republic Act Numbered One Thousand Eighth Hundred Two, Relative to Vacation Leave of Judges of First Instance

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippine Congress Assembled:

Section 1. Section two hundred seventy-one of Act Numbered Two thousand seven hundred eleven, as last amended by Republic Act Numbered One thousand eight hundred two, is hereby further amended to read as follows:

Section 2. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.

Approved: June 19, 1965.


"Sec. 271. Leave of Absence of Judges of First Instance.— During the yearly court vacation, the judges of first instance not specially assigned to vacation duty shall be upon vacation leave. In case of those who are assigned to vacation duty, they shall be entitled to vacation leave at any subsequent time for the same number of days that they spend on vacation duty but not exceeding two months per year, one month of said leave being cumulative."

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