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FIXING THE SCHEDULE OF BURIAL EXPENSES OF PERSONS IN THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE IN CASE OF DEATH FROM INJURIES RECEIVED OR SICKNESS CONTRACTED IN PERFORMANCE OF DUTY, INCLUDING PRISONERS AND DETAINEES WHO DIE WHILE IN THE CUSTODY OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES

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Presidential Decree No. 199
Date of approval
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WHEREAS, pursuant to Executive Order No. 246, dated March

31, 1957, the burial expenses of persons in the government service,

including cadets, reservists, and trainees of the Armed Forces of the

Philippines, as well as prisoners under the custody of the Armed Forces

of the Philippines are fixed in accordance with the schedule approved by

the corresponding head of the department in an amount which shall not

exceed the following:

(a) For an officer or employee receiving a salary of more

than six thousand (P6,000) pesos per annum, reasonable burial expenses

of not to exceed seven hundred fifty (P750) pesos;

(b) For an officer or employee receiving a salary of more than

three thousand seven hundred twenty (P3,720) pesos, but not exceeding

six thousand (P6,000) pesos per annum reasonable burial expenses of not

to exceed five hundred (P500) pesos;

(c) For an officer or employee receiving a salary of three

thousand seven hundred twenty (P3,720) pesos or less per annum,

including enlisted men, cadets, reservists, and trainees of the

Armed Forces of the Philippines, reasonable burial expenses of not to

exceed two hundred fifty (P250) pesos;

(d) Prisoners who may have come under the custody of the Armed

Forces of the Philippines, reasonable burial expenses not to exceed one

hundred (P100) pesos each; and

(e) For an officer or employee whose compensation is not fixed

at the per annum basis, the allowable burial expenses shall be

computed on the basis of the corresponding compensation equivalent per

annum; and

WHEREAS, since the promulgation of the aforesaid Executive

Order No. 246 on March 31, 1957, there has been a considerable increase

in the cost of living;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, FERDINAND E. MARCOS, pursuant to

Proclamation Nos. 1081, dated September 21, 1972, and No. 1104, dated

January 17, 1973, and in my capacity as Commander-in-Chief of all the

Armed Forces of the Philippines, do hereby order and decree that the

burial expenses of persons in the government service, including cadets,

reservists and trainees of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, as well

as prisoners and detainees under the custody of the Armed Forces of the

Philippines, are fixed in an amount which shall not exceed the

following:

For an officer or employee receiving a salary of more than

six thousand (P6,000) pesos per annum, reasonable burial expenses of

not to exceed one thousand two hundred (P1,200) pesos;

For an officer or employee receiving a salary of more than

three thousand seven hundred twenty (P3,720) pesos, but not exceeding

six thousand (P6,000) pesos per annum, reasonable burial expenses of

not to exceed nine hundred (P900) pesos;

For an officer or employee receiving a salary of three

thousand seven hundred twenty (P3,720) pesos or less per annum,

including enlisted men, cadets, reservists, and trainees of the Armed

Forces of the Philippines, reasonable burial expenses of not to exceed

six hundred fifty (P650) pesos;

Prisoners and detainees who may have come under the

custody of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, reasonable burial

expenses not to exceed five hundred (P500) pesos;

For an officer or employee whose compensation is not fixed

at the per annum basis, the allowable burial expenses shall be computed

on the corresponding or equivalent per annum basis.

Executive Order No. 246, dated March 31, 1957, and all other laws,

rules and regulations inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed and/or

modified or amended accordingly.

Department heads may promulgate

necessary rules and regulations for the effective implementation of this

Decree.

Done in the City of Manila, this 27th day of May, in the

year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and seventy-three.

(Sgd.) FERDINAND E. MARCOS

President

Republic of the Philippines

By the President:

(Sgd.) ROBERTO V. REYES

Acting Executive Secretary

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FIXING THE SCHEDULE OF BURIAL EXPENSES OF PERSONS IN THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE IN CASE OF DEATH FROM INJURIES RECEIVED OR SICKNESS CONTRACTED IN PERFORMANCE OF DUTY, INCLUDING PRISONERS AND DETAINEES WHO DIE WHILE IN THE CUSTODY OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE PHILIPPINES (Official Gazette). Retrieved via LawPlayer, https://lawplayer.com/ph/act/pd-199

Source: Official Gazette of the Republic of the Philippines — Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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