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Act No. 389 Section 4

Act No. 389 Section 4

Section 4

SEC. 4. All balance to the credit of appropriation made prior to Act Numbered Three hundred and thirty, on the books of the Auditor, except the balances in appropriations made by Act Numbered One for roads and bridges; in Act Numbered Sixty-nine, for the San Jose litigation; in Act Numbered Two hundred and twenty-nine, for Aun Tan; in Act Numbered Three hundred and eleven, "for the payment of expenses of transportation, both passenger and freight, heretofore lawfully incurred which is not otherwise specifically provided for," and the reimbursable appropriations for the Insular Purchasing Agent, and for the Philippines Constabulary, are hereby made no longer available for withdrawal, and the Auditor for the Archipelago is hereby directed to carry such balances to the credit of unappropriated general revenues in the Treasury, and all deposits hereafter made to the credit of said appropriations shall likewise revert to the credit of unappropriated general revenues. The balances of appropriations remaining available for withdrawal, as herein provided, and the balances of appropriations in Act Numbered Three hundred and thirty and subsequent Acts are hereby made available for withdrawal in local currency at the ratio for the current quarter, except such appropriations as may have been made payable in United States currency. Nothing in this paragraph is to be construed as authorizing the payment of any amount in local currency in excess of the amount originally made payable in such local currency for a specific purpose by the Act appropriating the money for the payment thereof.

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CitationAct No. 389 Section 4 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

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