Local government in the Philippine islands,

LAWS RELATING TO MINDANAO AND SULU 493 ployee full opportunity to be heard. The hearing shall occur as soon as may be practicable and in any event not later than fifteen days from the date the accused is furnished a copy of the charges, unless the suspended officer or employee shall, on good and sufficient reasons, request an extension of time to prepare his defense. The hearing before the board or council shall be public and shall be held without any unnecessary delay, and the testimony of the witnesses shall be taken in writing. Within thirty days after completion of the investigation, the board or council shall render in writing its findings as to the truth or falsity of the charges and decide whether or not the accused shall be dismissed from the service or punished by suspension not to exceed six months. From the decision of the board or council the respondent officer or employee shall be entitled to an appeal as hereinbefore prescribed, if the appeal is filed within fifteen days after receipt by such respondent officer or employee of the findings and decision of the board or council. Immediately upon receipt of notice of such appeal the board or council shall transmit the record containing the charges, evidence taken, findings, and decision in the case to the authority empowered to decide the appeal. In case the suspended officer or employee is ordered reinstated, payment may be ordered of his salary for the time of his suspension, but in no case shall payment of salary during the period of suspension be made to a suspended officer or employee who has been reinstated, unless such payment is expressly ordered to be made by the Secretary of the Interior. (f) Special powers of secretary of the interior.-The provisions of this section shall not be construed to deprive the Secretary of the Interior of the power to investigate on his own motion, and for cause to suspend or remove any officer or employee of Mindanao and Sulu... CHAPTER 64.-THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS. ARTICLE I.-General provisions. SEC. 2614. Municipal corporations.-The provincial board of any province established under this title may, by resolution approved by the Secretary of the Interior, organize any territory within the province as a municipality in accordance with the provisions of this chapter. (a) Municipalities excepted.-Municipalities heretofore established in Mindanao and Sulu are continued and recognized as municipal corporations unless and until re

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Local government in the Philippine islands,
Author
Laurel, Jose P. (Jose Paciano), 1891-1959.
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Manila,: La Pilarica press,
1936.
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Local government -- Philippines
Municipal government -- Philippines

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