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CA 520 Section 12

Qualifications, election, suspension and removal of members of Board.

Section 12

SEC. 12. Qualifications, election, suspension and removal of members of Board. - The:elective members of the Municipal Board shall be qualified electors of the city, residents therein for at least one year, and not less than twenty-three years of age. Upon qualifying, the members- elect shall assume office on the date fixed in the Election Code until their successors are elected and qualified. If for any reason the election fails to take place on the date fixed by law, or such election results in a failure to elect one or more of the elective members, the President shall issue as soon as practicable a proclamation calling a special election to fill said office. Whenever the member elect dies before assumption of office, or, having been so elected, his elect.ion is not confirmed by the President for disloyalty, or-such member-elect fails to qualify-for any reason, the President may in his discretion either call a special election or fill the office by appointment. "Vacancies in the office of elective members occur ring after assumption of office shall be filled by appointment by the President of a suitable person belonging to the political party of the officer whom he is to replace. The elective members of the Municipal Board may be suspended or removed-from office under the same circumstances, in the same manner, and with the same ef feet, as elective provincial officers, and the provisions of law providing for the suspension or removal of elective provincial officers are hereby made effective for the suspension or removal of said members of the Board.

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CitationCA 520 Section 12 (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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