wat is the republic act 1199?
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G.R. No. L-44678 April 8, 1986\n\nFRANCISCO BALIGWAT, petitioner, \nvs.\nHON. COURT OF APPEALS and ALBINO ESTAVOS, respondents.\n\nRamon P. Mabanag for petitioner. \n\nDulcisimo Tampus for private respondent. \n\n \n\nPATAJO, J.:\n\nIn this petition for review of the decision of the then Court of Appeals dated July 20, 1976, petitioner, the tenant of private respondent over 1 1/2 hectares land devoted exclusively to coconut trees, seeks a ruling from this Court that personal cultivation by the landowner, one of the grounds for the dispossession of a tenant under Section 50 of Republic Act 1199, otherwise known as the Agricultural Tenancy Act of the Philippines, had been repealed by Section 7 of Republic Act 6389, and that, therefore, he could not be ejected from the landholding in question on the alleged ground that the landowner wanted to cultivate the land himself personally. The decision of the Court of Appeals affirmed the decision of the Court of Agrarian Reforms which denied the motion to dismiss filed by petitioner of the complaint to eject him from the landholding in question, said Court holding that Section 7 of Republic Act 6389 amending Section 36 of the Code of Agrarian Reforms of the Philippines, Republic Act 3844 deleting personal cultivation by the lessor-owner as ground for dispossessing the tenant-lessee does not apply to coconut lands. \n\nThe undisputed facts of this case is stated by the Court of Appeals in its decision subject of the present petition for review as follows: \n\nDefendant Francisco Baligwat is the tenant of plaintiff Albino Estavas over one and one-half hectares of his coconut land in Pualas, Tubod, Lanao del Norte, Estavas wanted to eject Baligwat because he wanted to cultivate the land personally, so he notified the defendant of his desire to personally cultivate the land one year before he filed this case on April 4, 1972 by sending a letter (Exhibit 'B') written on February 7, 1971, addressed to the defendant at Pualas, Tubod, Lanao del Norte. He mailed that letter by ordinary mail and the defendant received it through the Barrio Captain. He also complied with the requirements of law to inform the Court regarding his desire to personally cultivate the land as shown by a copy of the notice he filed in Court, (Exhibit 'C') received on February 15, 1971 (Exhibit 'C-l').\n\nAfter one year, he sent another letter to the defendant re-minding him that after February, 1972, the latter was to vacate the premises (Exhibit 'D'). Because the defendant did not vacate the premises, plaintiff filed his petition in this case on April 4, 1972 (Exhibit 'E'). \n\nEstavas wanted to personally cultivate the land because he had no job and he has had experience as farmer of the coconut land of his father. The entire area of the coconut land is 26 hectares. The tenanted area of the said land is one hectare and a half. Plaintiff has four children all of majority age, with children of their own. He wants to cultivate personally the area of one and a half hectares use the rest of the 26 hectares are cultivated by his children who are all farmers, including the only one of them who is employed and who visits the place every month. Four hectares of the land were acquired by his wife and the other portions were acquired by him and his wife. He has a house on the land in question. Three of his children have their own houses on the portions of land they are occupying and cultivating. \n\nWe are in full agreement with the holding of the Court of Appeals upholding the Court a quo that insofar as coconut lands are concerned, personal cultivation by the owner-lessor, a ground for dispossession of the tenant-lessee under Section 50 of Republic Act 1199, is still a valid ground for dispossession of a tenant. This is so because Section 35 of Republic Act 3844 expressly provides that with respect to lands principally planted to citrus, coconuts, cacao, durian and other similar permanent
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Have a look at the following "Law of Nationality":\n\nhttp://www.sef.pt/portal/V10/EN/aspx/legislacao/index.aspx?id_linha=4214&menu_position=4136#0
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if you won't to further your question, or write it over, could be helpful.\n\n I have ZERO clue what your talking about.\n\n"RIGHT of Info Act".........
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The correct answer is a Federal Republic.
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Chinese Immigration Act 1885, \nCanadian Immigration Act, 2002
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The Government sets regulations.
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Who is they? Are you referring to the Frist bill that was introduced?
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It establishes a federalist, represenatative, democratic republic, with three branches of federal government, which supersede the several states, but are limited in powers.
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the 23rd amendment\n1961, Presidential Electors
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Give the people the illusion of power while fronting a Republic.
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http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part4/4p2959.html\nhttp://www.civics-online.org/library/formatted/texts/indian_act.html\nhttp://www.nps.gov/trte/historyculture/index.htm
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The People elect the Government\n\nBut the Government does not always reflect the will of the people\n\nAll part of a free republic
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This is a document writtne in 1215 by Archbishop Stephen Langton. It was a powerful charter, esentially a constitution that dictated a lawful means of interaction between the King and the fuedal lords of the land. It's intent was to prevent oppression from the king, and to protect the surfs and laymen of the country. It laid the ground work for common law. It provided the right for all to have access to the courts despite the costs involved with trials. War broke out and King John lost his lands in France. To overcome this burden, John raised taxes without the consent of the fuedal barrons. this was a breach of the charter and the Magna Carta's powere unfortunately flamed out. With war still going strong King John subsequently died leaving the throne to his 9 year old son Henry the III.
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RCRA is the acronym for Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. RCRA, promulgated by the U.S. Congress, gave the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) the authority to track and monitor hazardous waste from the "cradle-to-grave" from the generation, transportation, treatment, storage, and disposal of hazardous waste. RCRA was later amended in 1986.
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An act is a law that was passed by a legislature.
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the constitution. the constitution is a contract that describes the restrictions on politicians' powers, thats why they had to sign it. the patriot act is a strategic guideline against terrirism. its also an act of treason in the context of the constitution.
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The Republic Act #5680 is a bill that seeks to recognize physical therapy as a separate and distinct profession from occupational therapy.  Thus the bill seeks to create the Board of Physical Therapy which will be tasked to maintain high professional, ethical and technical standards.  In addition, the bill also provides the Council of Physical Therapy Education which shall be a policy-making body charged with standardizing physical therapy education.