Increasing The Salaries Of The Presiding Justice And The Associate Justices Of The Court Of Appeals, The Presiding Judge And Judges Of Specialized Courts, And Judges Of Lower Courts
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Increasing The Salaries Of The Presiding Justice And The Associate Justices Of The Court Of Appeals, The Presiding Judge And Judges Of Specialized Courts, And Judges Of Lower Courts
Presidential Decree No. 363
January 3, 1974
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Summary of Presidential Decree No. 363Salary Increases for Justices and Judges
- Presiding Justice of the Court of Appeals: P54,000.00 per annum (Section 1a)
- Associate Justices of the Court of Appeals: P50,000.00 per annum (Section 1a)
- Judges of the Courts of First Instance, Circuit Criminal Courts, Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts: P40,000.00 per annum (Section 1b)
- Presiding Judges of the Court of Tax Appeals, Court of Agrarian Relations, and Court of Industrial Relations: P42,000.00 per annum (Section 1c)
- Associate Judges of the Court of Tax Appeals, Court of Agrarian Relations, and Court of Industrial Relations: P40,000.00 per annum (Section 1c)
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- Salary differentials to be paid from the appropriation in Presidential Decree No. 233 (Section 2)
- Salary increases effective January 1, 1974 (Section 2)
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Increasing The Salaries Of The Presiding Justice And The Associate Justices Of The Court Of Appeals, The Presiding Judge And Judges Of Specialized Courts, And Judges Of Lower Courts
Presidential Decree No. 363
•January 3, 1974
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE No 363 January 3, 1974
INCREASING THE SALARIES OF THE PRESIDING JUSTICE AND THE ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, THE PRESIDING JUDGE AND JUDGES OF SPECIALIZED COURTS, AND JUDGES OF LOWER COURTS
WHEREAS, under Section 10, Article X of the New Constitution which took effect on January 17, 1973, the annual salaries of the Chief Justice and the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court have been increased to seventy-five thousand pesos and sixty thousand pesos, respectively, which increases in pay have been made effective by Presidential Decree No. 103, dated January 18, 1973;
WHEREAS, Section 6, Article XV of the New Constitution has removed the income tax exemption privileges previously enjoyed by members of the Judiciary;
WHEREAS, in view of the removal of such exemption and considering the duties and responsibilities of the Justices of the Court of Appeals and the Judges of other inferior courts, it is necessary that their salaries be fixed at commensurate levels;
WHEREAS, under Appropriation Decree No. 233, there has already been appropriated the sum of...
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Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts
Court of Tax Appeals
Court of Agrarian Relations
Court of Industrial Relations
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE No 363 January 3, 1974
INCREASING THE SALARIES OF THE PRESIDING JUSTICE AND THE ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, THE PRESIDING JUDGE AND JUDGES OF SPECIALIZED COURTS, AND JUDGES OF LOWER COURTS
WHEREAS, under Section 10, Article X of the New Constitution which took effect on January 17, 1973, the annual salaries of the Chief Justice and the Associate Justices of the Supreme Court have been increased to seventy-five thousand pesos and sixty thousand pesos, respectively, which increases in pay have been made effective by Presidential Decree No. 103, dated January 18, 1973;
WHEREAS, Section 6, Article XV of the New Constitution has removed the income tax exemption privileges previously enjoyed by members of the Judiciary;
WHEREAS, in view of the removal of such exemption and considering the duties and responsibilities of the Justices of the Court of Appeals and the Judges of other inferior courts, it is necessary that their salaries be fixed at commensurate levels;
WHEREAS, under Appropriation Decree No. 233, there has already been appropriated the sum of...
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