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Requisites for Creation, Conversion, Division, Merger, and Abolition (See also RA 11964, Secs. 4(d) and 7(e))
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- Under Section450(b), does the land-area requirement apply where the proposed city comprises one or more islands?
- A proposed city comprises two islands. A challenger says noncontiguity alone necessarily defeats Section450(b). Which i…
- A cityhood proposal counts a large one-time transfer as recurring locally generated average income under Section450(c).…
- A proposed component city consists of islands and invokes the land-area exception. Its sponsors then claim the exceptio…
- A conversion proposal uses a mainland tract with boundaries described only as whatever the mayor later chooses. It clai…
- Explain the island exceptions in amended Section450(b) and the limits of their scope.
- A proposal reaches the asserted income threshold only by counting a one-time transfer. Discuss the Section450(c) issue …
- A cityhood proposal satisfies its asserted income route but leaves boundaries to future unilateral selection. Explain t…