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Act No. 721 Section 1

Section 1

SECTION 1. Paragraph (h) of section thirteen of Act Numbered Eighty-three, entitled "A general Act for the organization of provincial governments in the Philippine Islands," is hereby amended in by adding at the close of said paragraph the following: "Provided, That the provincial treasurer of any province organized under Act Numbered Eighty-three, or any other Act of the Commission, shall deposit his surplus provincial funds with the Insular Treasurer whenever the Insular Treasury shall he designated as the depository for the provincial funds of the province by the Insular Treasurer," making the said paragraph (h) read as follows: "(h) To authorize the provincial treasurer to deposit so much of the provincial funds as may not be needed in the near future for public use in a bank of deposit of approved standing in the Islands. All interest paid on such deposit shall inure to the benefit of the provincial treasury, and no funds shall be deposited in the bank by the treasurer until there shall be spread upon the minutes of the board a resolution reciting and approving the exact terms of the contract of deposit in the bank. The bank shall certify the weekly balances of provincial funds held by it to the provincial governor and to the Treasurer of the Islands: Provided, That the provincial treasurer of any province organized under Act Numbered Eighty-three, or any other Act of the Commission, shall deposit his surplus provincial funds with the Insular Treasurer whenever the Insular Treasury shall be designated as the depository for the provincial funds of the province by the insular Treasurer."

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CitationAct No. 721 Section 1 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

Source: Supreme Court E-Library, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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