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COMMONWEALTH ACT NO. 137 AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE CONSERVATION, DISPOSITION, AND DEVELOPMENT OF MINERAL LANDS AND MINERALS CHAPTER I Title of Act SECTION 1. The short title of this Act shall be "The Mining Act." ICaDHT CHAPTER II Definitions SECTION 2. The terms "person," "holder," "occupant," "locator," "licensee," "lessee," "permittee," "owner," whenever used in this Act, shall include an individual, a corporation, a sociedad anomina, a limited partnership and an unincorporated association, and words in the singular shall include the plural, and vice versa. The term "ton" as used in this Act shall mean a short ton of nine hundred seven and two tenths (907.2) kilograms. CHAPTER III Ownership of Minerals and Mineral Lands SECTION 3. All mineral lands of the public domain and minerals belonging to the State, and their disposition, exploitation, development, or utilization, shall be limited to citizens of the Philippines, or to corporations, or associations, at least sixty per centum of the capital of which is owned by such citizens, subject to any existing right, grant, lease, or concession at the time of the inauguration of the Government established under the Constitution. SECTION 4. The ownership and the right to the use of land for agricultural, industrial, commercial, residential, or for any purpose other than mining does not include the ownership of, nor the right to extract or utilize, the minerals which may be found on or under the surface. SECTION 5. The ownership of, and the right to extract and utilize, the mineral included within all areas for which public agricultural land patents are granted are excluded and excepted from all such patents. SECTION 6. The ownership of, and the right to extract and utilize, the minerals included within all areas for which Torrens titles are granted are excluded and excepted from all such titles. SECTION 7. With the exceptions of the soil which supports organic life, and of ordinary earth, gravel, sand, and stone which are used for building or construction purposes, the disposition of which is governed by Act Numbered Three thousand seventyseven, as amended by Act Numbered Three thousand eight hundred and fiftytwo of the Philippine Legislature, all inorganic substances found in nature in solid, liquid, gaseous, or any intermediate state are minerals within the purview of this Act. SECTION 8. Mineral lands are those in which minerals exist in sufficient quantity or quality to justify the necessary expenditures to be incurred in extracting and utilizing such minerals. SECTION 9. The exploitation of public and private lands for mining purposes shall be governed by existing laws, rules and regulations which may be promulgated thereunder. SECTION 10. Subject to any existing rights, all valuable mineral deposits in public or in private land not closed to mining location, and the land in which they are found, excepting coal, petroleum, and other mineral oils and gas, which are now governed by special laws, shall be free and open to exploration, occupation, location, and lease, by citizens of the Philippines of legal age, or by associations, or by corporations organized and constituted under the laws of the Philippines:Provided, That at least sixty per centum of the capital of such associations or corporations shall at all times be owned and held by citizens of the Philippines. SECTION 11. Upon the recommendation of the Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce, the President may set apart mineral land reservations, and he shall by proclamation declare the establishment of such reservations, and the boundaries thereof, and thereafter such reservations shall be closed or open to mining location or lease as the President may deem wise and may so provide in the proclamation. The President may, with the concurrence of the National Assembly, by proclamation alter or modify the boundaries of any mineral reserve from time or revoke any such proclamation, and upon such revocation, such reserve shall be and become part of the public domain as though no such proclamation had ever been made:Provided, however, that the President is hereby authorized to declare by proclamation any mineral reserve, closed to mining location: Provided, further, That all mineral reservations set aside by the Chief Executive prior to the approval of this Act shall remain in full force and effect and shall be administered and disposed of in accordance with the provisions of this Act. SECTION 12. From and after the date of proclamation of a mineral reserve, if the same has not been proclaimed closed to mining location, the lands thereby may be disposed of only for mining purposes as hereinafter provided. SECTION 13. Whenever lands are reserved for purposes other than for mining, the holders of mining locations or leases within any such new reserve, at the time the reservation is made, shall continue to enjoy all rights accorded them under existing law with respect to such locations or leases as if such reservation had never been made. SECTION 14. Lands within reservations for purposes other than mining, which, after such reservation is made, are found to be more valuable for their mineral contents than for the purpose for which the reservation was made, may be withdrawn from such reservations by the President with the concurrence of the National Assembly, and thereupon such lands shall revert to the public domain and be subject to disposition under the provisions of this Act. SECTION 15. Land leased for mining purposes shall be classified as follows: First group — Metals or metalliferous ores. Second group — Precious stones. Third group — Fuels. Fourth group — Salines and mineral waters.

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  • COMMONWEALTHACTNO.137

    ANACTTOPROVIDEFORTHECONSERVATION,DISPOSITION,ANDDEVELOPMENTOFMINERALLANDSANDMINERALS

    CHAPTERITitleofAct

    SECTION1.TheshorttitleofthisActshallbe"TheMiningAct."ICaDHT

    CHAPTERIIDefinitions

    SECTION2.Theterms"person,""holder,""occupant,""locator,""licensee,""lessee,""permittee,""owner,"wheneverusedinthisAct,shallincludeanindividual,acorporation,asociedadanomina,alimitedpartnershipandanunincorporatedassociation,andwordsinthesingularshallincludetheplural,andviceversa.Theterm"ton"asusedinthisActshallmeanashorttonofninehundredsevenandtwotenths(907.2)kilograms.

    CHAPTERIIIOwnershipofMineralsandMineralLands

    SECTION3.Allmineral landsofthepublicdomainandmineralsbelongingtotheState,andtheirdisposition,exploitation,development,orutilization,shallbelimitedtocitizensofthePhilippines,ortocorporations,orassociations,atleastsixtypercentumofthecapitalofwhichisownedbysuchcitizens,subjecttoanyexistingright,grant,lease,orconcessionatthetimeoftheinaugurationoftheGovernmentestablishedundertheConstitution.

    SECTION4. Theownershipand the right to theuseof land foragricultural, industrial,commercial, residential,or foranypurposeother thanminingdoesnot include theownershipof,nor the right toextractorutilize, themineralswhichmaybe foundonorunderthesurface.

    SECTION5. Theownershipof,and the right toextractandutilize, themineral includedwithinallareas forwhichpublicagriculturallandpatentsaregrantedareexcludedandexceptedfromallsuchpatents.

    SECTION6.Theownershipof,andtherighttoextractandutilize,themineralsincludedwithinallareasforwhichTorrenstitlesaregrantedareexcludedandexceptedfromallsuchtitles.

    SECTION7.Withtheexceptionsofthesoilwhichsupportsorganiclife,andofordinaryearth,gravel,sand,andstonewhichareusedforbuildingorconstructionpurposes,thedispositionofwhichisgovernedbyActNumberedThreethousandseventyseven,asamendedbyActNumberedThree thousandeight hundredand fiftytwoof thePhilippineLegislature, all inorganic substances found innatureinsolid,liquid,gaseous,oranyintermediatestatearemineralswithinthepurviewofthisAct.

    SECTION 8. Mineral lands are those in which minerals exist in sufficient quantity or quality to justify the necessaryexpenditurestobeincurredinextractingandutilizingsuchminerals.

    SECTION9.Theexploitationofpublicandprivatelandsforminingpurposesshallbegovernedbyexistinglaws,rulesandregulationswhichmaybepromulgatedthereunder.

    SECTION10. Subject toanyexisting rights,all valuablemineraldeposits inpublicor inprivate landnot closed tomininglocation,and the land inwhich theyare found,exceptingcoal,petroleum,andothermineraloilsandgas,whicharenowgovernedbyspecial laws, shall be free and open to exploration, occupation, location, and lease, by citizens of the Philippines of legal age, or byassociations,orbycorporationsorganizedandconstitutedunderthelawsofthePhilippines:Provided,ThatatleastsixtypercentumofthecapitalofsuchassociationsorcorporationsshallatalltimesbeownedandheldbycitizensofthePhilippines.

    SECTION11.UpontherecommendationoftheSecretaryofAgricultureandCommerce,thePresidentmaysetapartminerallandreservations,andheshallbyproclamationdeclaretheestablishmentofsuchreservations,andtheboundariesthereof,andthereaftersuch reservations shall be closed or open to mining location or lease as the President may deem wise and may so provide in theproclamation.ThePresidentmay,withtheconcurrenceoftheNationalAssembly,byproclamationalterormodifytheboundariesofanymineralreservefromtimeorrevokeanysuchproclamation,anduponsuchrevocation,suchreserveshallbeandbecomepartofthepublicdomainas thoughnosuchproclamationhadeverbeenmade:Provided,however, that thePresident isherebyauthorized todeclarebyproclamation any mineral reserve, closed to mining location: Provided, further, That all mineral reservations set aside by the ChiefExecutivepriortotheapprovalofthisActshallremaininfullforceandeffectandshallbeadministeredanddisposedofinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofthisAct.

    SECTION12.Fromandafterthedateofproclamationofamineralreserve, if thesamehasnotbeenproclaimedclosedtomininglocation,thelandstherebymaybedisposedofonlyforminingpurposesashereinafterprovided.

    SECTION13.Wheneverlandsarereservedforpurposesotherthanformining,theholdersofmininglocationsorleaseswithinanysuchnewreserve,atthetimethereservationismade,shallcontinuetoenjoyallrightsaccordedthemunderexistinglawwithrespecttosuchlocationsorleasesasifsuchreservationhadneverbeenmade.

    SECTION14.Landswithinreservationsforpurposesotherthanmining,which,aftersuchreservationismade,arefoundtobemore valuable for their mineral contents than for the purpose for which the reservation was made, may be withdrawn from suchreservationsbythePresidentwiththeconcurrenceoftheNationalAssembly,andthereuponsuchlandsshallreverttothepublicdomainandbesubjecttodispositionundertheprovisionsofthisAct.

    SECTION15.Landleasedforminingpurposesshallbeclassifiedasfollows:FirstgroupMetalsormetalliferousores.SecondgroupPreciousstones.ThirdgroupFuels.FourthgroupSalinesandmineralwaters.

  • FifthgroupBuildingstoneinplace,clays,fertilizers,andothernonmetals.SECTION 16. Lands of the first group shall be those which contain any of the metallic elements or minerals, or their

    combinations,suchasgold,silver,platinum,tin,chromium,iron,manganese,copper,nickel,lead,zinc,cinnabar,tungsten,andthelike.SECTION17.Landsofthesecondgroupshallbethosewhichcontainmineralsmainlyusedforornamentalpurposessuchas

    diamond,ruby,emerald,sapphire,topaz,amethyst,zircon,aquamarine,opal,jade,agate,tourmaline,beryl,garnet,turquoiseandthelike.SECTION18.Landsofthethirdgroupshallbethosewhichcontaincombustiblesubstancesinsolid,liquid,gaseousform,such

    aspeat,coal,mineraloils,naturalgas,oilshales,asphalt,andthelike,butnottherecentproductsoforganiclife.SECTION19.Landsofthefourthgroupshallbethosewhichcontainsurfaceorsubterraneansolublesubstancesorwaters

    whichbytheirmineralcontentsareclassifiedasmineralwaters,suchassalt,nitrates,sulphurated,carbonated,sodic,calcic,andotherwaters.

    SECTION20.Landsofthefifthgroupshallbethosewhichcontainnonmetallicsubstances,suchas:(a)Thoseusedforbuildingorconstructionpurposes,suchasmarble,granite,clay,andthelike.(b)Asbestos,feldspar,lime,mica,guano,phosphate,potash,saltpeter,niter,andthelike.(c)Othersubstancesusedinthemanufactureofpaints,ceramicsandfertilizersandforotherindustrialpurposes.

    SECTION21.AerolitesorotherbodiescomingfromsiderealspacearemineralswithinthemeaningofthisAct,thedispositionofwhichshallbedeterminedbyregulations.

    SECTION22.Minerallandsmaybeclassifiedundermorethanonegroup,dependinguponthenatureandusesofthemineralscontainedtherein.

    SECTION23. ThemineralswhicharenotspecificallymentionedinthisAct,andnewoneswhichmaybediscoveredinthefuture,shallbeclassifiedundertheirpropergroups,whenevernecessary,andshallbeincludedthereinbylaworregulations.

    CHAPTERIVExploitationandProspectingforMineralDeposits

    SECTION24. Prospectorsmayprospect for themselves,or forotherpersons,associations,corporations,orotherentities,qualified to locateminingclaimsand toacquire leasesofmineral landsunder theprovisionsof thisAct.Aproperpowerofattorney inwritingshall ineachcasebegivenbytheemployertohisprospector,whichpowerofattorneyshallbedulyacknowledgedandshallberecordedintheofficeoftheminingrecorderconcernedcoincidentwiththerecordingofadeclarationoflocation.Regardlessofthenumberofclaimslocatedbytheprospectorforthesameprincipleinthesameprovinceorminingdistrict,heshallberequiredtorecordbutonepowerofattorneyinanysuchprovinceordistrict.

    SECTION25.OfficersandemployeesoftheexecutiveoranyotherbranchoftheGovernmentwhosedutiesarerelatedtotheadministrationordispositionofmineralresourcesshallnotbeallowedtoprospect,locate,lease,orhold,directlyorindirectly,minerallandsinthePhilippines.SAHIaD

    SECTION26. Prospectingmaybecarriedonwithinpublic landsandprivatelandsinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofthisAct:Provided,however,ThatinthecaseofprivatelandsnoprospectingshallbeallowedexceptbytheownerthereofduringtheperiodofoneyearfromandaftertheeffectivedateofthisAct.

    SECTION27.Beforeenteringprivatelandstheprospectorshallfirstapplyinwritingforwrittenpermissionoftheprivateowner,claimant, or holder thereof, and in case of refusal by such private owner, claimant, or holder to grant such permission, or in case ofdisagreementas to theamountofcompensation tobepaid forsuchprivilegeofprospecting therein, theamountofsuchcompensationshallbefixedbyagreementamongtheprospector,theDirectoroftheBureauofMinesandthesurfaceowner,andincaseoftheirfailuretounanimouslyagreeastotheamountofcompensation,allquestionsat issueshallbedeterminedbytheCourtofFirstInstanceoftheprovinceinwhichsaidlandsaresituatedinanactioninstitutedforthepurposebytheprospector,orhisprincipal:Provided,however,Thattheprospector,orhisprincipalupondepositingwiththecourtthesumconsideredjointlybyhimandtheDirectoroftheBureauofMinesorbythecourttobejustcompensationforthedamagesresultingfromsuchprospecting,shallbepermittedtoenteruponandlocatethesaidlandwithoutsuchwrittenpermissionpendingfinaladjudicationoftheamountofsuchcompensationandinsuchcasetheprospector,orhis principal, shall have a prior right as against the world, from the date of his application. The court in its final judgment, besidesdeterminingthecorrespondingcompensationofthedamageswhichmaybecausedbytheprospecting,shallmakeapronouncementastothevalueofthelandandthereasonablerentalfortheoccupationandutilizationthereofforminingpurposesincasetheprospectordecidestolocateandexploitthemineralsfoundtherein.

    SECTION28.Noprospectingshallbeallowed:(a)Inamineralreservewhichhasbeenproclaimedclosedtomininglocations.(b)Inlandscoveredbypatentedminingclaims.(c)InlandsinwhichmineralshavebeendiscoveredpriortotheeffectivedateofthisActandareclaimedbythediscovererorhissuccessorsininterest.(d)InlandswhichhavebeenlocatedforminingleasesbyotherprospectorsundertheprovisionsofthisAct.(e)Nearorunderbuildings,cemeteries,bridges,highways,waterways,railroads,reservoirs,dams,oranyotherpublicorprivateworks.

    TheregulationstobepromulgatedunderthisActshallprescribeindetailthevariousrestrictionsunderthissection.CHAPTERV

    DiscoveryofMineralDepositsandLocationofMiningClaimsSECTION29.Therighttolocateaminingclaimshallinallcasesbebaseduponthediscoveryofmineraltherein.SECTION30.Thefindingofmineralormineralsinplaceorpositionwhereoriginallyformedintherock,whetherassayinghigh

    orlow,shallconstituteavaliddiscoveryforthelocationofalodemineralclaim.Thefindingofmineralormineralsinloose,fragmentaryorbrokenrocks,boulders,floats,bedsordepositswhetheringreaterorlesserquantities,orthefindingofthesameinformsotherthanthose

  • abovedescribedforlodemineralclaims,shallconstituteavaliddiscoveryforthelocationofaplacerminingclaim.SECTION31.Alodemineralclaimisaparcelofminerallandcontainingavein,lode,ledge,lens,ormassoforeinplacewhich

    hasbeenlocatedinaccordancewithlaw.Aplacerclaimisthatwhichdoesnotcomeunderthedefinitionoflodemineralclaim.SECTION32.Incaseofconflictinglocations,priorityofdiscovery,followedbycontinuousoccupationandprospectingofthe

    land,shalldetermine the right to lease theclaims,subject toanyquestionas to thevalidityof the locationandrecordof theclaimandsubject totheholder'shavingcompliedwithall therequirementsof the law:Provided,however,ThatactualdiscoveryofmineralsmadepriortotheeffectivedateofthisAct,beforeoraftertheenforcementoftheConstitution,shallconstituteavaliddiscovery,andthepersonsmakingsuchdiscoveryshallhavethepreferentialrighttolocateandleasetheminingclaimscoveringthemineralsdiscovered,subjecttotheprovisionsofthisAct.

    SECTION33.Immediatelyuponthediscoveryofmineralorassoonaspossiblethereafter,butnotmorethanthirtydaysafterthedateofthesaiddiscovery,thediscovererorlocatormaylocateaminingclaiminaccordancewiththeprovisionsofthisAct,coveringthelandwherethemineralhasbeendiscovered.Ifnosuchlocationismadewithinsuchperiod,therighttolocateaminingclaimcoveringsuchlandshallbedeemedtohavebeenwaived.

    SECTION34.Withinsixtydaysafterthecompletionoftheactsoflocationofaminingclaim,ashereinafterprovided,thelocatorthereofshallrecordthesamewiththeminingrecorderoftheprovinceordistrictwithinwhichtheclaimissituated.Aclaimwhichshallnothavebeenrecordedwithintheprescribedperiodshallbedeemedtohavebeenabandoned.

    SECTION35.ThemaximumareawhichmaybeacquiredunderaminingclaimlocatedundertheprovisionsofthisActshallbe:Firstgroup:

    (a)Metalsormetalliferousoresinlodedeposits,ninehectaresforanindividual,anunincorporatedassociation,asociedadanonima,alimitedpartnershiporacorporation.(b)Metalsormetalliferousoresinplacerdepositsnottoexceedeighthectaresforanindividualnorsixtyfourhectaresforacorporation,sociedadanonima,orlimitedpartnership:Provided,Thatinthecaseofanunincorporatedassociationtheareashallnotexceedeight(8)hectaresforeachmember,norsixtyfour(64)hectaresfortheentireassociation.

    Secondgroup:Preciousstoneswhetherinlodeorplacerdeposits,nottoexceedfourhectaresforanyqualifiedlocatororapplicant.Fourthgroup:Salinesandmineralwaters,nottoexceedfourhectaresforanyqualifiedlocatororapplicant.Fifthgroup:

    (a)Buildingstone,clay,fertilizer,andothernonmetalsinplacerdepositsnottoexceedeighthectaresforanindividualnorsixtyfourhectaresforacorporation,sociedadanonima,orlimitedpartnershipProvided,Thatinthecaseofanunincorporatedassociationtheareashallnotexceedeight(8)hectaresforeachmembernorsixtyfour(64)hectaresfortheentireassociation.(b)Nonmetalsinlodedepositnottoexceedninehectaresforanindividual,unincorporatedassociation,asociedadanonima,alimitedpartnershiporacorporation.

    SECTION36.Thedispositionofthethirdgroupofminerallands,orlandscontainingmineralfuels,whetherpublicorprivate,shallbegovernedbyActNumberedTwothousandsevenhundrednineteen,asamended,entitled"AnActtoprovidefortheleasinganddevelopmentofcoallandsinthePhilippineIslands"andtheregulationspromulgatedthereunder,andbyActNumberedTwothousandninehundredthirtytwo,asamended,entitled,"AnActtoprovidefortheexploration,locationandleaseoflandscontainingpetroleumandothermineraloilsandgasinthePhilippineIslands"andtheregulationspromulgatedthereunder:Provided,Thatthegrantingofpermit,license,lease,orconcessionofsuchcoal,orpetroleum land,shallbe limited tocitizensof thePhilippinesof legalage,or toassociationsor tocorporations organized and constituted under the laws of thePhilippines:Provided, further, That the provisions of ActsNumbered Twothousand seven hundred and nineteen, as amended, and Two thousand nine hundred and thirtytwo, as amended, to the contrarynotwithstanding,atleastsixtypercentumofthecapitalofsuchassociationorcorporationshallatalltimesbeownedandheldbycitizensofthePhilippines.Alllicenses,concessions,orleasesfortheexploitation,development,orutilizationofsuchcoallands,orlandscontainingpetroleum and other mineral oils and gas, shall be for a period not exceeding twentyfive years, renewable for another period notexceedingtwentyfiveyears.

    SECTION37.Inthecaseofthefirst,second,fourth,andfifthgroupsofminerallands,nolocator,applicantorlesseeshallbeentitledtoholdorleaseinhis,itsortheirownnamesorinthenameofanyperson,association,corporation,asociedadanonima,orlimitedpartnershipmore than three lodemineral claimson thesameveinor lode,ormore than threeplacerminingclaims, in thecaseofanindividual, or more than three placer mining claims in the case of a corporation, an association, a sociedad anonima, or a limitedpartnershiponthesameplacerground.

    SECTION38. Miningclaimsof the first,second, fourth,and fifthgroupsmaybe locatedeitheras lodeorasplacerclaims,dependinguponwhetherthemineraldepositsthereinarefoundinlodeorinplacerform:Provided,however,That ifaparcelof land,byreasonof thenatureof themineraldeposits found therein, issubject toeither lodeorplacer location, theprior locationofeitherclass,validlymade,shallprevail:Provided,further,That incaseaplacer location ismadefirst, the locator thereofmust thereaftermakea lodelocationinordertosecuretheminingrightstolodedepositsfoundwithintheboundariestoallmineralsofthegroupforwhichthemininglocationoftheplacerclaim:Provided,further,Thatincaseaplacerlocationismadefirst,thelocator,thereofmustthereaftermakealodelocationinordertosecuretheminingrightstolodedepositsfoundwithintheboundariesoftheplacerclaim:Provided,further,Thatinsuchcasesthelocator,orhissuccessorsininterest,shallbeentitledtoallmineralsofthegroupforwhichthemininglocationorlocationshavebeenmadeortheleasegranted,whichmayliewithinhisclaims,butheshallnotbeentitledtomineoutsidetheboundarylinesofhisclaimcontinuedverticallydownward:Andprovided,finally,Thattheholderorlesseeshallhavepreferentialrighttolocateandleaseanymineraldepositsofanyothergroupfoundtherein.AHTICD

    SECTION39.Lodeclaims,whetherlocatedbyoneormorepersonsqualifiedtolocateminingclaimsunderthisActshallbelocatedinthefollowingmannerandunderthefollowingconditions:

    Anypersonsoqualifieddesiringtolocatealodemineralclaimshall,subjecttotheprovisionsofthisAct,enteruponthesameandlocateaplat of ground,measuringnotmore than threehundredmeters in lengthby threehundredmeters in breadth, in asnearly as

  • possible a rectangular form that is to say, all angles shall be right angles, except in cases where the boundary line of a previouslysurveyedclaimisadoptedascommontobothclaims,butthelinesneednotnecessarilybemeridional. Indefiningthesizeofamineralclaim,itshallbemeasuredhorizontallyirrespectiveofinequalitiesofthesurfaceoftheground.

    SECTION40.Alodeclaimshallbemarkedbytwoposts,placedasnearlyaspossibleonthelineordirectionofthelodeorvein, and the posts shall be numbered one and two, and the distance between posts numbered one and two shall not exceed threehundredmeters,thelinebetweenpostsnumberedoneandtwotobeknownasthelocationlineanduponpostsnumberedoneandtwoshallbewrittenthenamegiventothelodemineralclaim,thenameofthelocator,andthedateofthelocation.Uponpostnumberedonethereshallbewritten,inadditiontotheforegoing"Initialpost,"theapproximatecompassbearingofpostnumbertwo,andstatementofthenumberofmeterslyingtotherightandtotheleftofthelinefrompostnumberonetopostnumbertwo,thus:"Initialpost.Directionofpostnumber two___________metersof thisclaim lieontherightand___________metersonthe leftof the linefromnumberonepost tonumbertwopost."

    SECTION41.Whenaclaimhasbeenlocatedthelocatorshallimmediatelymarkthelinebetweenpostsnumberoneandtwosothatitcanbedistinctlyseen.Thelocatorshallalsoplaceapostatthepointwherehehasfoundmineralsinplace,oronthesurfaceverticallyabovesuchpoint if thediscoverybeunderground,onwhichshallbewritten"Discoverypost":Provided,Thatwhentheclaimissurveyedthesurveyorshallbeguidedbytherecordsoftheclaim,thesketchplaninthedeclarationoflocationmadebythelocatorwhentheclaimwaslocatedandrecorded,postsnumberoneandtwo,andthenoticeonnumberone,theinitialpost.Incaseswhere,fromthenatureorshapeoftheground,itisimpossibletomarkthelocationlineoftheclaimasprovidedinthisAct,thentheclaimmaybemarkedbyplacingpostsasnearlyaspossibletotheproperpositionofnumberoneandnumbertwoposts,andnotingthereonthedistanceanddirectionofsuchpostsfromsuchpositions,whichdistanceanddirectionshallbesetoutinthedeclarationoflocationoftheclaim.

    SECTION42. Inaddition to the requirementsofsections fortyand fortyoneof thisActwith regard to theplacingofpostsnumberoneandtwoonthelineoflocation,andtothemarkingofthelinebetweenthem,eachlocatorofthelodemineralclaimshallblazetreesalongtheboundarylinethereofbyclearingorbymarkingthesamewithanyotherreadilydistinguishablesignsormarks,andshallestablisheachofthefourcornersoftheclaimbymarkingastandingtreeorrockinplace,orbysettingintheground,whenpracticable,apostorstone.Eachcornershallbedistinctlymarkedwiththenameoftheclaim,thenameofthelocator,andthedateoflocation,andwithsuchwordsastoindicatethatitisthenortheast,southwest,orothercorner,asthecasemaybe,ofthelodemineralclaimconcerned,andthepostsorstonesusedtomarksuchcornersshallbeasfollows:

    Whenapost isused, itmustbeat least fifteencentimeters indiameteror twelvecentimetersoneachsidebyonehundred fortycentimeters in length, and where practicable, set forty centimeters in the ground and surrounded by amound of earth or stone, onehundredtwentyfivecentimetersindiameterbysixtyfivecentimetersinheightwhenastone,notarockinplaceisused, itmustnotbeless than thirtyfivecentimetersoneachsidebyeightycentimeters in length,andmustbesetsoas toprojecthalf its lengthabove theground when a stone or rock in place is used, a cross must be cut in the stone, the arms of which cross must be at least twelvecentimeters long, intersecting approximately at right angles and in their centers, the cutting to be at least two centimeters deep. Theintersectionofthearmsshallconstitutethecorner.

    SECTION43.Itshallnotbelawfultomovenumberonepostofalodemineralclaimbutnumbertwopostmaybemovedbytheminerallandsurveyorwhenthedistancebetweenpostsnumberedoneandtwoexceedsthreehundredmetersinordertoplacenumbertwopostthreehundredmetersfromnumberonepostonthelineoflocation.Whenthedistancebetweenpostsnumberedoneandtwoislessthanthreehundredmeters,theminerallandsurveyorshallhavenoauthoritytoextendtheclaimbeyondpostnumberedtwo.

    SECTION44.Thelocationlineshallgovernthedirectionofonesideoftheclaim,uponwhichthesurveyshallbeextendedaccordingtotheprovisionsofthisAct.

    SECTION 45. Placer mining claims may be of an irregular pattern following the meanderings of a creek, river, orstreamProvided,Thatonplacergroundsnotconfinedto thebedsofsuchcreeks,rivers,orstreams,oronthoseextendingbeyondthebanksthereof,placerclaimsshallbelocatedinasnearlyaspossiblerectangularform.

    SECTION46.Thelocatorofaplacerclaimshallpostuponthesameanoticecontainingthenameoftheclaim,designatingitasaplacerclaim,thenameofeachlocator,thedateoflocation,thenumberofthecornersoftheclaim,andthenumberofhectaresclaimed.Heshallalsodefinetheboundariesoftheclaimbymarkingastandingtree,orrockinplace,orbysettingapost,stone,ormonumentateachcornerorangleoftheclaim.Thetrees,rocksinplace,stakes,stones,ormonumentsusedtomarkthecornersoranglesofaplacerminingclaimmustbe inscribedwithaseriesof consecutivenumbers, thusCornerNo.1,CornerNo.2,CornerNo.3,andso forth, inclockwisedirection,andatleastthefourendcornersoftheplacerminingclaimshallbemarkedwiththenameoftheclaim,thenameofthelocator,andthedateoflocation.Theposts,stones,ormonumentsusedtomarkthecornersofaplacerminingclaimmustbeofthedimensionsrequiredbysectionfortytwoofthisActfortheposts,stones,ormonumentstobeusedinmarkingthecornersoranglesofalodemineralclaim.

    SECTION47.Therecordofalodeorplacerclaimshallconsistofadeclarationoflocationwhichshallcontain,amongothers,thenameoftheclaim,thenameofeachlocator,thedateoflocation,thenamesofthesitio,barrio,municipality,provinceandisland,inwhichtheclaimissituated,thewordswrittenonthenumberoneandnumbertwopostsinthecaseoflodeclaims,andatruecopyofthenotice posted on the placer claimand shall recite all the facts necessary to the identification of the lode or placer claim, aswell as adescriptionoftheclaimasstakedandmonumented,showingthelengthandapproximatecompassbearing,asnearasmaybe,ofeachsideorcourse thereof,andstating inwhatmanner therespectivecornersaremarked,whetherbystanding tree, rock inplace,post,orstone,andgivingindetailthedistinguishingmarksthatarewrittenorcutoneach,andalsostatingasaccuratelyaspossible,preferablybybearinganddistance,thepositionoftheclaimwithreferencetosomeprominentnaturalobjectsorpermanentmonuments.

    SECTION48. No lodeorplacerminingclaimshall be recordedunless thedeclarationof locationbeaccompaniedbyanaffidavitmadebytheapplicantorsomepersononhisbehalfcognizantofthefactsthatthelegalnoticesrequiredbythisActforalodeoraplacerclaimhavebeenpostedupontheclaim,thatinthecaseofalodeclaimmineralhasbeenfoundinplacetherein,orinthecaseofaplacerclaimthegroundtherebyembracedisvaluableforplacerminingpurposes,andthatthegroundappliedforisunoccupiedforminingpurposesbyanyotherperson.

    SECTION49.Nolodeorplacerminingclaimshallberecordedunlessthedeclarationoflocationbeaccompaniedbyproofthatthe locator, or each of them, in case there bemore than one, is a citizen of the Philippines, of legal age, or is an association, or acorporationorganizedandconstitutedunder the lawsof thePhilippines,at leastsixtypercentumof thecapitalofwhichassociationorcorporationisownedandheldbycitizensofthePhilippines.

  • SECTION50.ProofofcitizenshipandofageundertheclausesofthisActrelatingtolocationandleaseofminerallandsmayconsist, inthecaseofanindividual,ofhisownaffidavit inthecaseofanassociationofpersonsunincorporated,oftheaffidavitof theirauthorizedagentmadeonhisownknowledgeandinthecaseofacorporationorganizedunderthelawsofthePhilippines,bythefilingofa certified copy of its charter or certificate of incorporation, accompanied by the affidavit of any duly authorized representative of thecorporationcognizantofthefacts,certifyingthatatleastsixtypercentumofitscapitalisownedandheldbycitizensofthePhilippines.

    SECTION51.TheformofdeclarationoflocationofalodemineralclaimandoftheaccompanyingaffidavitrequiredbythisActshallbesubstantiallyasfollows:

    DECLARATIONOFLOCATION(LODEMINERAL)

    1.Theundersignedherebydeclareandgive______________noticethat,havingcompliedwiththeprovisionsofActNumbered________oftheNationalAssembly,relativetothelocationofminingclaims,_____________located_____________metersonalodeofmineral bearing rock in place, situated in the sitio of _________________________, barrio of __________, municipality of______________,Provinceof_________________,Islandof_____________,Philippines,andboundedasfollows:

    Onthenorth___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Ontheeast____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Onthesouth___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Onthewest____________________________________________________________________________________________________________withanapproximateareaof________________hectares.

    Asketchplanoftheabovedescribedclaimisdrawninthefollowingblankspacewhichshows,asnearlyasmaybe,theshapeandsizeoftheclaim,thepositionoftheclaimwithreferencetoprominentnaturalobjectsorpermanentmonuments,thepositionofadjoiningminingclaimsandthenorthsouthdirectionline:

    HEREDRAWASKETCHOFTHELANDINDICATETHENORTHDIRECTIONBYANARROW

    (SKETCHPLAN)2. That the name of the above claim is the ___________________ Mineral Claim, and that the same was located by

    ____________from_________19___,to__________________,19____,inclusive,atotalperiodof______________days.Aslocated,the claim has _____________ corners. The locator __________ desire ____________ thismineral land for the purpose of extractingtherefromthefollowingminerals:____________________________________________________

    3.Thatatthepointwheremineralswerefoundinplace,therehasbeenseta______________________post{_______cm.X_________cm.}by__________cm.inlength,{_______cm.indiameter}andmarked"discoverypost."

    4.ThatlocationPostNo.1ismarkedasfollows:"Initialpost."DirectionanddistancetoPostNo.2__________________________,______________________________bearingdistancemeters______________metersofthisclaimlieontherightand______________metersontheleftofthelocationlinefromPostNo.1toPostNo.2__________LodeClaim,locator__________,dateoflocation________________________,19_____

    5. That location Post No. 2 ismarked as follows: Location Post No. 2, ____________ LodeClaim ___________ (locator)____________________(Dateoflocation)

    6.ThatCornerNo.1issituated________________(bearing)_______________(distance)metersfrom________________andismarked"_________CornerNo.1___________"MineralClaimandisestablishedby:

    (a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}

    markedwithcross.(b)A________post{______cm.indiameter}{______cmX_______cm.}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

    (c)Astone____________cm.X___________cm.X________cm.inlength,projecting__________cm.abovetheground.7.ThatCornerNo.2 issituated____________metersfromCornerNo.1andismarked"________CornerNo.2________"

    MineralClaimandisestablishedby:(a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}

    markedwithcross.(b)A________post{______cm.indiameter}{______cmX_______cm.}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

  • (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.8. ThatCornerNo.3 issituated__________meters fromCornerNo.2and ismarked "_________CornerNo.3________"

    MineralClaimandisestablishedby:(a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}(b)A________post{______cm.indiameter}{______cmX_______cm.}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

    (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.9. ThatCornerNo.4 issituated__________meters fromCornerNo.3and ismarked "_________CornerNo.4________"

    MineralClaimandisestablishedby:(a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}(b)A________post{______cm.indiameter}{______cmX_______cm.}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.cDCaTH

    (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.Witness:______________________________________Locator______________________________________P.O.AddressAgentWitnessWitness:______________________________________P.O.Address___________________P.O.Address

    AFFIDAVITGOVERNMENTOFTHEPHILIPPINESMunicipalityof___________________}s.s.Provinceof______________________}

    _________________________beingfirstdulysworn,deposesandsays:That________________________citizen__________________ofthe________________,and_____________oflegalageThat the affiant ______________ the {locator/agent} of the said _____________________ who _____________________ the

    locator______________and_________________cognizantofthefactsoftheabovementionedMineralClaimsThatallthenoticesandpostsmentionedintheforegoingDeclarationofLocationofthe_______________MineralClaimhavebeen

    putupThatthecornersofthesaidClaimhavebeenestablishedandmarkedasthereindescribedThatmineralhasbeenfoundinplaceintheabovementionedClaimandThatthegroundwithintheboundariesofsaidClaimisunoccupiedbyanyotherpersonforminingpurposes.

    ____________________Locator

    ____________________Agent

    Subscribed and sworn to beforeme this ________________ day of _____________, 19_____, affiant exhibiting his cedula No.________issuedat___________________,onthe______________dayof____________,19______.

    ____________________________________________________________

    SECTION52.TheformofdeclarationoflocationofaplacerclaimandoftheaccompanyingaffidavitrequiredbythisActshallbesubstantiallyasfollows:

    DECLARATIONOFLOCATION(PLACER)

    1. Theundersignedherebydeclare___________________andgive_______________notice that,havingcompliedwith theprovisions of Act Numbered ______________________ of the National Assembly, relative to the location of mining claims,

  • __________________________________ of _________________, barrio of_____________________, municipality of_______________________,Philippinesandboundedasfollows:

    Onthenorth___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Ontheeast____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Onthesouth___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Onthewest____________________________________________________________________________________________________________withanapproximateareaof________________hectares.

    Asketchplanoftheabovedescribedclaimisdrawninthefollowingblankspacewhichshows,asnearlyasmaybe,theshapeandsize of the claim, the position of the claim with reference to prominent natural objects or permanent monuments and the position ofadjoiningclaimsandthenorthsouthdirectionline:

    HEREDRAWASKETCHOFTHELAND.INDICATETHENORTHDIRECTIONBYANARROW

    (SKETCHPLAN)2. That the name of the above location is the ________________PlacerMiningClaim, and that the samewas located by

    ______________from_________________,19____,to____________,19____,inclusive,atotalperiodof_________days.Aslocated,the claim has _______________ corners. The locator ______________ desires _____________ this mineral land for the purpose ofextractingmineralstherefrom.

    3.Thatonthe____________dayof_____________,19____,anoticeofplacerlocationwaspostedupontheclaimofwhichthefollowingisatruecopy:

    "NOTICEOFLOCATION"

    "Theundersigned__________________locatedatthisplace,___________________hectaresofplacerminingground.Thenameofsaidclaimisthe______________________PlacerMiningClaim.Dateoflocation_______________________,19_____,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    "____________________""Locator"

    By__________________""Agent"

    4. That Corner No. 1 is situated _________________ meters from ____________________________ and is marked"____________CornerNo.1_____________PlacerMiningClaim,"andisestablishedby:

    (a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}(b)A________post{______cmX_______cm.}{______cm.indiameter}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

    (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.5.ThatCornerNo.2issituated____________________metersfromCornerNo.1,ismarked"________________CornerNo.2

    __________________PlacerMiningClaim,"andisestablishedby:(a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}(b)A________post{______cmX_______cm.}{______cm.indiameter}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

    (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.6.ThatCornerNo.3issituated___________metersfromCornerNo.2,ismarked"_________CornerNo.3_________Placer

    MiningClaim,"andisestablishedby:(a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}(b)A________post{______cmX_______cm.}{______cm.indiameter}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

    (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.7.ThatCornerNo.4issituated___________metersfromCornerNo.3,ismarked"_________CornerNo.4_________Placer

    MiningClaim"andisestablishedby:(a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}

  • {fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}(b)A________post{______cmX_______cm.}{______cm.indiameter}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

    (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.__________________

    LocatorBy________________

    Agent______________________________________

    P.O.AddressWitness:____________________P.O.Address______________________________P.O.Address______________________________P.O.Address______________________________P.O.Address______________________________P.O.Address______________________________P.O.Address______________________________

    AFFIDAVITGOVERNMENTOFTHEPHILIPPINES

    Provinceof______________________}s.s.Municipalityof___________________}

    _________________________beingfirstdulysworn,deposesandsays:That________________________citizen__________________ofthe________________,and_____________oflegalagecDCaHA

    That the affiant ______________ the {locator/agent} of the said _____________________ who _____________________ thelocator______________and_________________cognizantofthefactsoftheabovementionedMineralClaim

    ThatallthenoticesandpostsmentionedintheforegoingDeclarationofLocationofthe_______________PlacerMiningClaimhavebeenputup

    ThatthegrounddescribedintheDeclarationofLocationisvaluableforplacerminingpurposesandThatthelandwithintheboundariesofsaidClaimisunoccupiedbyanyotherpersonforminingpurposes.

    ____________________Locator

    ____________________Agent

    Subscribed and sworn to beforeme this ________________ day of _____________, 19_____, affiant exhibiting his cedula No.________issuedat___________________,onthe______________dayof____________,19______.

    ____________________________________________________________

    SECTION53.Theminingrecordershallnoteoneachinstrumentfiledforrecordtheyear,month,andday,andthehourandminuteofthedayonwhichthesamewassofiled,andafterithasbeenrecordedheshallendorsethereonoronthebackthereofcertificateinthefollowingform:

    OFFICEOFTHEMININGRECORDER_______________{Provinceof/Districtof}_________________The within instrument was filed for record in this office at _________ o'clock __________minutesm. on the ________ day of

    ___________ A. D ______________ and has been recorded in Book No. __________ of the records of Mining Claims on page No.___________PaidunderofficialreceiptNo.___________dated____________intheamountofP__________.

    _____________________MiningRecorderor

    DistrictMiningOfficerSECTION54. The register of deeds of the province concerned shall act asmining recorder for that province:Provided,

    however,Thatifcircumstancessorequire,thePresidentmayappointdistrictminingofficers,orminingrecordersorbyadministrativeorder

  • impose the performance of the duties of the local districtmining officer ormining recorder upon any official or employee in the publicservice.All suchdistrictminingofficersormining recorders shall beunder thedirection, supervision, andcontrol of theDirector of theBureauofMinesinsofarastheirdutiesasdistrictminingofficersorminingrecordersareconcerned.

    SECTION55.TheSecretaryofAgricultureandCommercemayestablishminingdistricts,theboundariesofwhichshall,sofarasispracticable,coincidewiththeboundariesofthecorrespondingprovinces,butwhenlocalconditionssorequiretwoormoreprovincesorpartsthereofmaybeincludedinthesameminingdistrict.

    SECTION56. Alldeclarationsof location,affidavits,powersofattorney,andallotherdocumentsor instruments inwriting,regarding or affecting the possession ofmining claims or any right or title thereto, or interest therein, shall be recorded by theminingrecorderintheorderinwhichtheyarefiledforperiod,andfromandaftersuchrecording,allsuchdocumentsorinstrumentsinwritingshallconstitutenoticetoallpersonsandtothewholeofthecontentsofthesame.

    SECTION57. If atany time the locatorofanyminingclaim locatedunder theprovisionsof thisAct,orhissuccessorsorassigns,shallapprehendthathisoriginallocationnoticeordeclarationoflocationwasdefective,orerroneous,orthattherequirementsofthe law had not been complied with before recording, or shall be desirous of changing his boundaries so as to include ground notembraced by the location as originally made and recorded, and the locator, or his assigns, shall desire to conform the location anddeclarationoflocationthereto,suchlocator,hissuccessorsorassigns,mayfileanamendeddeclarationoflocationinaccordancewiththeprovisionsof thisAct,with themining recorderof theprovinceordistrict inwhichsuchclaim issituated:Provided,Thatsuchamendeddeclarationoflocationdoesnotinterfereatthedateofitsfilingforrecordwiththeexistingrightsofanyotherpersonorpersonsandthatnoleaseon theminingclaimaffectedhasasyetbeengranted tohimby theGovernmentprior to the filingof theamendeddeclarationoflocation.Suchamendeddeclarationoflocation,withtheaccompanyingaffidavit,shallbesubstantiallyinthefollowingform:

    AMENDEDDECLARATIONOFLOCATION(LODEMINERAL)

    1.Theundersignedherebydeclare_________________andgive__________________noticethat,havingcompliedwiththeprovisions of Act Numbered _____________________ of the National Assembly relative to the location of mining claims________________ ___________________ amended the Declaration of location of the abovenamed mineral claim, and________________located______________metersonalodeinwhichmineralbearingrockhasbeenfoundinplacesituatedinthesitioof_____________barrioof______________________municipalityof______________________,Provinceof_____________Islandof______________,Philippinesandboundedasfollows:

    Onthenorth___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Ontheeast____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Onthesouth___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Onthewest____________________________________________________________________________________________________________withanapproximateareaof________________hectares.

    Asketchplanoftheclaimasamendedhereinisdrawninthefollowingblankspacewhichshows,asnearlyasmaybe,theshapeand size of the claim, the position of the claim with reference to prominent natural objects or permanentmonuments, the position ofadjoiningminingclaims,andthenorthsouthdirectionline:

    HEREDRAWASKETCHOFTHELAND.INDICATETHENORTHDIRECTIONBYANARROW(SKETCHPLAN)

    2. That the name of the above claim is the ____________________ Mineral Claim, and that the same was amended by_____________________from_____________________,19_____,inclusive,atotalperiodof_________days.Asamended,theclaimhas_______________corners.Thelocator________________holder______________desire____________thismineral landforthepurposeofextractingmineralsfoundtherein.

    3.Thatatthepointwheremineralswerefoundinplace,therehasbeenseta______________________post{_______cm.X_________cm.}{_______cm.indiameter}by__________cm.inlength,andmarked"DiscoveryPost."

    4.ThatlocationPostNo.1ismarkedasfollows"InitialPost."DirectionanddistancetoPostNo.2,_______________________meters._______________metersof thisclaim lieontherightand____________meterson leftof the location linefromPostNo.1 toPost No. 2 __________________ Lode Claim locator ______________ or holder _____________ date of original location_____________________19,dateofamendedlocation________________,19_____.

    5. That location Post No. 2 is marked as follows: _______________ "____________________ Lode Claim____________________locatororholder__________________dateoforiginallocation,________________,19____,dateofamendedlocation________________________,19_____"

    6. That Corner No. 1 is situated _____________________________ meters from __________________ and is marked"_____________________CornerNo.1________________MineralClaim"andisestablishedby:

    (a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}

    markedwithacross.(b)A________post{______cmX_______cm.}{______cm.indiameter}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

  • (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.7.ThatCornerNo.2issituated_________________metersfromCornerNo.1andismarked"_______________CornerNo.2

    __________MineralClaim"andisestablishedby:(a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}(b)A________post{______cm.indiameter}{______cmX_______cm.}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

    (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.8. ThatCornerNo.3 issituated______________meters fromCornerNo.2and ismarked "______________CornerNo.3

    _____________MineralClaim"(a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}

    markedwithacross.(b)A________post{______cm.indiameter}{______cmX_______cm.}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

    (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.9. ThatCornerNo.4 issituated________________meters fromCornerNo.3and ismarked"_____________CornerNo.4

    ___________MineralClaim"andisestablishedby:(a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}

    markedwithacross.(b)A________post{______cm.indiameter}{______cmX_______cm.}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

    (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.10.Thattheamendmentismadeforthefollowingreasons:

    ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Witness:____________________________________________________________LocatorHolderP.O.AddressBy_____________________Agent______________________P.O.AddressWitness:______________________________________P.O.Address

    AFFIDAVITGOVERNMENTOFTHEPHILIPPINES

    Provinceof_________________________}s.s.Municipalityof______________________}

    _________________________beingfirstsworndeposesandsays:That________________________citizen__________________ofthe________________and_____________oflegalageThat theaffiant__________________________________ the {locator/holder/agent}of thesaid___________________________,

    who_______________thelocator______________holder________________and_____________________cognizantofthefactsoftheabovementionedmineralclaim

    That all the notices and posts mentioned in the foregoing Amended Declaration of Location of the_____________________________MineralClaimhavebeenputupEIcSDC

    ThatthecornersofsaidclaimhavebeenestablishedandmarkedasthereindescribedThatmineralhasbeenfoundinplaceontheabovenamedclaimThatthisDeclarationofLocation,asamended,doesnot interfere,at thedateof itsfilingforrecord,withtheexistingrightsofany

    personorpersons.______________________

  • Lessee,Holder,Locator______________________

    AgentSubscribedandsworntobeforemethis__________________dayof_______________,19_____,affiantexhibitinghiscedulaNo.

    _________issuedat_______________onthe_________dayof______________,19__________________________

    AMENDEDDECLARATIONOFLOCATION(PLACER)

    1. The undersigned hereby declare __________________ and give _____________ notice that, having complied with theprovisions of ActNumbered _________________ of theNational Assembly relative to location ofmining claim, __________________amended the Declaration of Location of the abovementioned mining claim, and __________________ located certain placer miningground, situated in the sitio of ___________________, barrio of ___________________________, municipality of _____________,Provinceof_______________Islandof______________Philippines,andboundedasfollows:

    Onthenorth___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Ontheeast____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Onthesouth___________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    Onthewest____________________________________________________________________________________________________________withanapproximateareaof________________hectares.

    Asketchplanoftheclaimasamendedherein,isdrawninthefollowingblankspacewhichshows,asnearlyasmaybe,theshapeandsizeoftheclaim,thepositionoftheclaimwithreferencetopermanentnaturalobjectsorpermanentmonuments,thepositionoftheadjoiningminingclaims,andthenorthsouthdirectionline:

    HEREDRAWASKETCHOFTHELAND.INDICATETHENORTHDIRECTIONBYANARROW

    (SKETCHPLAN)2.Thatthenameoftheabovelocationisthe___________________PlacerMiningClaim,andthatthesamewasamendedby

    _____________ from ___________________ 19______, to _________________________ ____________________, 19______,inclusive, a total period of _______________ days. As amended, the claim has _________________ corners. The locator________________orholder_______________desire________________thisminerallandforthepurposeofextractingmineralsfoundtherein.

    3.Thatonthe_____________day_________________,19____,anoticeofplacerlocationwaspostedupontheclaimofwhichthefollowingisatruecopy:

    "NOTICEOFPLACERLOCATION"

    "Theundersigned________________________________locatedatthisplace,_______________hectaresofplacerminingground.Thenameofthesaidclaimisthe_______________PlacerMiningClaim.DateoforiginalLocation______________,19_____,dateofamendedlocation______________,19______

    "____________________"Locator

    By"__________________"Agent

    4. That Corner No. 1 is situated ________________ meters from ________________________ and is marked"___________________CornerNo.1__________PlacerMiningClaim,"andisestablishedby:

    (a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}

    markedwithacross.(b)A________post{______cm.indiameter}{______cmX_______cm.}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

    (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.5.ThatCornerNo.2issituated_________________________metersfromCornerNo.1, ismarked"___________________

    CornerNo.2_____________PlacerMiningClaim,"andisestablishedby:(a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}

    markedwithacross.(b)A________post{______cm.indiameter}{______cmX_______cm.}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

    (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.

  • 6.ThatCornerNo.3issituated________________metersfromCornerNo.2,ismarked"__________________CornerNo.3____________PlacerMiningClaim,"andisestablishedby:

    (a)A{_________tree__________cm.indiameter}{fixedrock_________cm.X_________cm.}

    markedwithacross.(b)A________post{______cm.indiameter}{______cmX_______cm.}

    setapproximately__________cm. in thegroundandsurroundedbyamoundof {earth/stone}________cm. indiameterby_________cm.inheight.

    (c)Astone__________cm.X__________cm.X___________cm.inlength,projecting________cm.abovetheground.8.Thattheamendmentismadeforthefollowingreasons:

    __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________(Locator)(Holder)Witnesses________________________________________

    By_____________________P.O.Address______________P.O.Address________________________________________________________________P.O.Address______________P.O.Address________________________________________________________________P.O.Address______________P.O.Address________________________________________________________________P.O.Address______________P.O.Address_______________

    AFFIDAVITGOVERNMENTOFTHEPHILIPPINES

    Provinceof_________________________}s.s.Municipalityof______________________}

    _____________________________beingfirstdulysworn,deposesandsays:That ___________________________________ citizen ___________ of the ________________________, and

    ___________________andoflegalageThat the affiant _____________________ the {locator/holder/agent} of the said _______________ who ________________ the

    locator___________________holder_______________and________________cognizantof thefactsof theabovementionedPlacerClaim

    That all of the posts and notices mentioned in the foregoing Amended Declaration of Location of the__________________________PlacerMiningClaimhavebeenputup

    ThatthegrounddescribedontheAmendedDeclarationofLocationisvaluableforplacerminingpurposesThatthisDeclarationofLocation,asamended,doesnot interfere,at thedateof itsfilingforrecord,withtheexistingrightsofany

    personorpersons._____________________________________________LocatorHolderAgentSubscribed and sworn to before me this _____________ day of _____________________, 19_____, affiant exhibiting

    his cedula No. ___________________ issued at __________________________ on the _______________ day of ____________19_____

    ______________________SECTION58.Thereshallbepaidtotheprovincialtreasurerortotheminingrecorderdulyauthorizedtoreceivepayment,afee

    ofthreepesosforeachoriginaloramendeddeclarationoflocationofminingclaim,foreachaffidavitaccompanyingsuchdeclaration,andforeachpowerofattorney,document,orinstrumentinwriting,regardingoraffectingthepossessionofminingclaimsoranyrightortitlethereto, or interest therein, filed for record, and, on the presentation of the receipt of the provincial treasurer or mining recorder dulyauthorizedtoreceivepayment,thesaiddeclaration,affidavit,powerofattorney,documentorinstrumentinwritingshallberecordedbytheminingrecorder:Provided,Thattheaffidavitofthelocatoroftheminingclaimorofhis,its,ortheiragent,requiredbythisAct,havebeenfiledandthefeeshereinrequiredhavebeenpaid.Thefeesshallbeaccountedforasothercollectionsoftheofficersreceivingthem,anddeposited to thecreditof theproperprovinceormunicipality,as thecasemaybe, inaccordancewith thenext followingsectionof thisAct.ITSaHC

    SECTION59. Fiftypercentumof the feescollectedbyauthorityof theprecedingsectionshallaccrue to theprovince,andfiftypercentumof thesame,shallaccrueto themunicipality inwhichtheminingclaimis located. In thecaseofcharteredcities thefullamountshallaccruetothecityconcerned.

    SECTION60.Novalidminingclaimoranypartthereof,maybelocatedbyothersuntiltheoriginallocatororhissuccessorsininterestabandonstheclaimorforfeitshisrightsonthesameundertheprovisionsofthisAct.

    SECTION61.ConflictsanddisputesarisingoutofmininglocationsmaybesubmittedtotheDirectoroftheBureauofMinesfordecision:Provided,ThatsuchdecisionmaybeappealedtotheSecretaryofAgricultureandCommercewithinninetydaysfromthedateofits entry. In case any one of the interested parties should disagree from the decision of theDirector of theBureau ofMines or of theSecretaryofAgricultureandCommerce,themattermaybetakentothecourtofcompetent jurisdictionwithinninetydaysafternoticeof

  • suchdecision,afterwhichtimewithouttheinstitutionofsuchactionthesaiddecisionshallbefinalandbindinguponthepartiesconcerned.SECTION62.Anyqualifiedpersonmakingavalidlocationofaminingclaim,hissuccessors,andassigns,acquirestherebythe

    rightofexplorationandoccupationfromthedateoftheregistryoftheclaimsintheofficeoftheminingrecorderbutheshallnotbeentitledtomineorextractmineralsfromtheclaimforcommercialpurposesuntilaleaseisgrantedthereonasprovidedforinthisAct:Provided,however,Thatifanapplicationforleaseofsaidminingclaimismade,suchapplicationshallipsofactoservetoextendtheperiodofsuchrightuntilfinalactionistakenthereon.

    SECTION63.Atanytimepriortothegrantingoftheleaseonhisminingclaimaholderthereofmayabandonthesamebygivingnoticeinwritingtotheminingrecorderofhisintentiontoabandonthesame,andfromthedateoftherecordofsuchnoticeallhisinterestsinsuchclaimshallcease.

    CHAPTERVISurveyandLeaseofMineralLands

    SECTION64. TheDirectorof theBureauofMinesmaydesignatecompetentmineralordeputymineral landsurveyors tosurveyminingclaimsforanynecessarypurposeundertheprovisionsof thisAct.He isalsoherebyempoweredtofix thebondsofdulyqualified deputymineral land surveyors and to issue the necessary regulations governing the execution and verification of surveys ofminerallandsinthePhilippines.AllapplicationsforofficialsurveysofminingclaimsshallbefiledwiththeDirectoroftheBureauofMinesandtheexpensesofsuchsurveysshallbepaidbytheapplicants.Theyshallbeatlibertytoemployanysuchdeputymineralsurveyortomakethesurveyatthemostreasonablerate.

    SECTION65.Atthetimeoftheofficialsurveythecornersofminingclaimsshallbemarkedwithconcretemonuments, ironpipes,orwithsuchotherobjectsofapermanentnatureasmaybeprescribedbyregulations.

    SECTION66.Inallsurveystheastronomicalmeridianshallbemadewithinthelimitsofaccuracyprescribedbyregulations.Afterthetechnicaladjustmentshavebeenmadetheresultingbearingsanddistancesbetweenconsecutivecornersascomputedfromtheadjusteddata,shallbeadoptedandrecognized.

    SECTION67.AnypersonauthorizedtolocateaminingclaimunderthisAct,havingclaimedandlocatedapieceoflandforminingpurposeswhohascompliedwiththetermsofthisAct,mayfilewiththeDirectoroftheBureauofMinesanapplicationunderoathforamining leasethereon,showingsuchcompliance.Aplanandatechnicaldescriptionof theminingclaimcoveredbytheapplicationshallbefiledtherewithorassoonthereafterasthesamemaybeobtainedfromtheBureauofMinesundertheprovisionsofthisAct.Inthecaseofanapplicationtoleaseaminingclaimlocatedonprivatelands,thesameshallbeaccompaniedbyawrittenauthorityoftheowneroftheland:Provided,however,Thatincaseofrefusaloftheownerofthelandtograntsuchwrittenauthority,thesameshallbegrantedbythecourtassoonastheapplicantdepositstheamountfixedasthevalueofthelandandascompensationforanyresultingdamageorfilesabond tobeapprovedby theCourtsufficient to insure thepaymentof the rentalof the landasdetermined inaccordancewithsectiontwentysevenofthisAct.Shouldtherehavebeennoproceedinginstitutedbytheapplicant,asprovidedforundersectiontwentysevenofthisAct, theCourtshalldeterminethevalueof the landandthecompensation foranyresultingdamageor its reasonablerental for thepurposesabovementionedandgrantthewrittenauthorityrequiredherein.

    SECTION68.Applicationforaleaseonminingclaimshallbefiledwithintwoyearsfromthedateoftherecordingoftheclaimintheofficeof themining recorderorwithin twoyears from thedateof theapprovalof thisAct.Failure to filesuchapplicationwithin theperiodabovementionedshallbedeemedanabandonmentoftheminingclaim,andthelandembracedwithinsuchclaimshallthereuponbeopentorelocationinthesamemannerasifnolocationofthesamehadeverbeenmade:Provided,Thattheoriginallocator,hisheirs,orhisassigns,whohasorhavethusfailedtofilealeaseapplicationontheclaimshallnotbeentitledtorelocate,directlyorindirectly,thelandembracedwithinsuchclaim,oranypartthereof.

    SECTION 69. A single application may be filed, and a single lease may be granted covering one or more miningclaims:Provided,Thatallsuchclaimstobeincludedunderoneleaseareadjoiningorcontiguoustoeachother,andareheldbythesameholder:Provided,further,Thatthetotalareaornumberofthesaidclaimstobecoveredbyasingleleaseshallnotexceedthemaximumarea,orthemaximumnumberofclaimsauthorizedtobeheldorleasedinanyprovinceordistrict,oronthesamevein,oronthesameplacergroundbyanyoneperson,association,orcorporation.

    SECTION70.AllapplicationsforminingleaseshallbeaddressedtotheDirectorofMines,sworntoandshallstate,amongothers:

    (a)Thenameandpostofficeaddressoftheapplicant,statingwhetherheisanindividual,hisfirstnameandsurnamebothpaternalandmaternal,hisbirthplace,ageandcitizenship,andcapitalintendedfortheexploitationoftheland,andifitisacorporationorassociation,statingitscompletetitleandaccompanying(1)acertifiedcopyofthedeedofpartnership,itsbylawsandrules(2)acertifiedlistofthestockholdersandpartners,withthedetailsabovespecifiedinsofarastheindividualapplicantsareconcerned,thenumberofshareshepossessesandtheamounthepaidforthem(3)acertifiedlistofitsboardofdirectorsandexecutiveofficers,withtheaddressoftheirofficesandresidencesand(4)incasethereareforeignstockholdersorpartners,thetotalamountofthesharesofeachoneoftheminthecapitalstock.(b)Thattheapplicationismadefortheexclusivebenefitoftheapplicantandnot,directlyorindirectly,forthatofanyotherpersonwhethernaturalorjuridicalwhoisdisqualifiedtoacquireaminingleaseunderthelaw.

    SECTION71.Thestatementsmadeintheapplicationormadelaterinsupportthereof,shallbeconsideredasconditionsandessentialpartsoftheleasethatmaybegrantedbyvirtueofsuchapplication,andanyfalsehoodinthosestatementsoromissionoffactswhichmayalter,changeoraffectsubstantiallythefactssetforthinsaidstatementsshallcausethecancellationoftheleasegranted.

    SECTION72.Uponreceiptoftheapplication,andprovidedthattherequirementsofthisActhavebeensubstantiallycompliedwith, theDirectorof theBureauofMinesshallpublishanoticethatsuchapplicationhasbeenmade,onceaweekforaperiodof threeconsecutiveweeks, in theOfficialGazetteand in two newspapers, one published inManila either inEnglish orSpanish, and the otherpublished in themunicipalityorprovince inwhich theminingclaim is located, if there is suchnewspaper, otherwise, in thenewspaperpublishedinthenearestmunicipalityorprovince.Thefirstpublicationofsuchnoticeshallbemadewithinthirtydaysafterthefilingoftheapplicationforlease,ifsuchapplicationisaccompaniedbyanofficialplanandtechnicaldescriptionoftheclaimorclaimscoveredbytheapplication,andthirtydaysafterthefilingoftheofficialplanandtechnicaldescriptionoftheclaimorclaimscoveredbytheapplication,ifsuchapplicationwasfiled inadvanceof thefilingofsuchplanandtechnicaldescription.TheDirectorof theBureauofMinesshallalsocausetobepostedonthebulletinboardoftheBureauofMinesthesamenoticeforthesameperiod.Theapplicantshallpostforthesame

  • periodacopyoftheplatoftheclaimorclaimsappliedfor,togetherwithanoticeofsuchapplicationforlease,inaconspicuousplaceonthelandembracedinsuchplat,onthebulletinboard,ifany,ofthemunicipalbuildingofthemunicipality,andalsointheofficeoftheminingrecorderordistrictminingofficerof theprovinceordistrict inwhichtheclaimorclaimsare locatedandshall filewiththeDirectorof theBureauofMinestheaffidavitofat leasttwopersonsstatingthatsuchnoticehasbeendulypostedintheplacesabovespecified.AttheexpirationoftheperiodofpublicationtheapplicantshallfilewiththeDirectoroftheBureauofMinesanaffidavitshowingthattheplatandnoticehavebeenpostedinaconspicuousplaceontheclaimorclaimsconcernedandintheplacesabovespecifiedduringsuchperiodofpublication,andthereupon,ifnoadverseclaimshallhavebeenpresentedtotheDirectoroftheBureauofMines,itshallbeconclusivelypresumedthatnoadverseclaimexistsandthereafternoobjectionfromthirdpartiestothegrantingoftheleaseshallbeheardandtheleaseshallwithinfortyfivedaysbegrantedtotheapplicant,ortohissuccessororassigns,bytheSecretaryofAgricultureandCommerce,providedthatallamountsthenduetotheGovernmentofthePhilippines,oranyofitsbranchesorsubdivisions,undertheprovisionsofthisAct,shallhavebeenpaid.DACTSa

    SECTION73.Atanytimeduringtheperiodofpublication,anyadverseclaimmaybefiledunderoathwiththeDirectoroftheBureauofMines,andshallstate in fulldetail thenature,boundaries,andextentof theadverseclaim,andshallbeaccompaniedbyallplans,documents,andagreementsuponwhichsuchadverseclaimisbased.Uponthefilingofanyadverseclaimallproceedingsexceptthepublicationofnoticeofapplicationfor leaseandthemakingandfilingof theaffidavits inconnectiontherewith,ashereinprescribed,shallbestayeduntilthecontroversyshallhavebeensettledordecidedbyacourtofcompetentjurisdiction,ortheadverseclaimwaived.Itshallbe thedutyof theadverseclaimant,within fortyfivedaysafter filinghisclaim, tocommenceproceedings inacourtofcompetentjurisdictiontodeterminethecontroversyandtoprosecutethesamewithreasonablediligencetofinaljudgment,andafailuretodososhallbeconsideredasawaiverofhisadverseclaim.Aftersuchjudgmentshallbeenrendered,thepartywhoserighttoaleaseontheminingclaimincontroversy,oranyportionthereof,shallhavebeenestablishedthereby,may,withoutgivingfurthernotice,fileacertifiedcopyofthe judgment with the Director of the Bureau of Mines, and the description required in such cases, together with the proper fees,whereuponaleasemayforthwithbegrantedthereononsuchminingclaimoronsuchportionthereofastheapplicantmaybeentitledtounderthedecisionofthecourt.Ifthedecisionofthecourtisthatseveralpartiesareentitledtoleasesuponseparateanddifferentportionsof themining claim, the subjectmatter of the application, and such parties have theretofore applied therefor, leasesmay forthwith beissuedtothesaidseveralpartiesaccordingtotheirrespectiverightsasdeterminedbythedecision.Ifinanyactionbroughtpursuanttothissectionarighttoaleaseuponanyoftheclaimincontroversyshallnotbeestablishedbyanyoftheparties,thecourtsshallsofindandjudgmentshallbeenteredaccordingly.InsuchcasetheclerkofthecourtrenderingjudgmentshallfileacertifiedcopyofthejudgmentwiththeDirectoroftheBureauofMines,whereupontheproceedingsundertheleaseapplicationshallbedismissedandtheapplicationdenied.

    SECTION74.LeasesundertheprovisionsofthisActshallbeforaperiodnotexceedingtwentyfiveyearsfromthedateoftheexecutionoftheleasecontract,andshallberenewableundersuchtermsandconditionsasmaybeprovidedbylawforanotherperiodnotexceedingtwentyfiveyears.Thetotalperiodofanyleaseandtheextensionthereofshallnotexceedfiftyyears.Suchleasesshallprovidethat the lesseemay at any time during the life of the lease apply for the cancellation of the same, and surrender the property leasedwhenever,becauseofforcemajeure,orforothercauses,itisimpossibletocontinueprofitableminingoperationsthereon.Nosuchleaseor renewal thereof shall be assignedor subletwithout the prior consent of theSecretary ofAgriculture andCommercewhich shall begranted if theassignment or sublease is to suchpersons, associations, or corporationsashave thequalifications requiredof locators,holders,orlesseesundertheprovisionsofthisAct.

    SECTION 75. Leases may be granted covering mining claims located on private lands:Provided, That any exploration,occupation,useorleaseofanyprivatelandpursuanttothisActshallbesubjecttothepaymentofcompensationtotheownerthereofasprovidedinthisAct.

    SECTION76.SubjecttotheprovisionsofArticleXIIoftheConstitution,themaximumareathatmaybeleasedtoaperson,association,orcorporationundertheprovisionsofthisActinanyoneprovinceshallbeasfollows:

    (a)Forlandsofthefirstgroupcontainingmetalsormetalliferousores:notmorethanfourhundredfiftyhectarescontainingmineralsinveinorlodedepositsforanyindividual,association,partnership,sociedadanonimaorcorporation,normorethanfourhundredhectarescontainingmineralsinplacerdepositsforanyindividual,normorethanthreethousandtwohundredhectarescontainingmineralsinplacerdepositsforanycorporation,association,sociedadanonimaorlimitedpartnership:Provided,however,Thatinnocaseshallthetotalnumberoflodemineralclaimsthatalesseemaylease,exceedtwohundredfiftyintheentirePhilippines.(b)Forlandsofthesecondgroupcontainingpreciousstones:notmorethanfortyhectaresforanindividual,normorethanthreehundredtwentyhectaresforacorporation,oranassociation,sociedadanonima,orlimitedpartnership.(c)Forlandsofthefourthgroupcontainingsalinesandmineralwaters:notmorethantwentyfourhectaresforanindividual,normorethanonehundredninetytwohectaresforacorporation,anassociation,sociedadanonima,orlimitedpartnership.(d)Forlandsofthefifthgroupcontainingbuildingstonesinplace,clays,fertilizers,andothernonmetals:notmorethanfourhundredfiftyhectarescontainingmineralsinveinorlodedepositsforanyindividual,association,sociedadanonima,limitedpartnershiporcorporation:Provided,however,ThatinnocaseshallthetotalnumberofsuchlodemineralclaimsexceedtwohundredfiftyintheentirePhilippinesnormorethanfourhundredhectarescontainingmineralsinplacerdepositsforanyindividualnormorethanthreethousandtwohundredhectarescontainingmineralsinplacerdepositsforanyassociation,sociedadanonima,limitedpartnershiporcorporation.

    SECTION77.EveryleasegrantedunderthisActshallcontainaclausebywhichthelesseeshallbindhimselftocomplywiththeprovisionsof thisActandwithsuchrulesandregulations for thepolicingandsanitationofmines,easements,drainage,disposalofwaste or tailings,water rights, rightofway, right ofGovernment survey and inspection, and other necessarymeans to their economicutilization,aswellassuchrulesforthepurposeofinsuringtheexerciseofreasonablediligence,skill,andcareintheminingoperationonthelandcoveredbythelease,asmaybepromulgatedbytheDirectoroftheBureauofMinesandapprovedbytheSecretaryofAgricultureandCommerce,underandpursuanttotheprovisionsofthisAct.

    SECTION78.EveryleasegrantedunderthisActshallbeconstruedasgrantingtothelessee,hissuccessorsorassigns,therighttoextractallmineraldepositsofthegroupforwhichtheleaseorleaseshadbeengrantedwithintheboundarylinesoftheclaimorclaims covered by the lease, continued vertically downward to removeandutilize the same for his ownbenefit, and to use the landscovered by the lease for the purpose or purposes specified therein:Provided, That in the case of leases covering placer locations thelesseeshallnotbeentitledtoextractmineralsfromanylodeorveindepositfoundwithintheboundaryofhis,its,ortheirplacerclaimsbut

  • the lessee shall have the preferential right to locate and lease such lode deposits. The same privilege shall be granted to lessee formineralsormineralproductsbelongingtodifferentgrouporgroupsfoundthereinupontheconditionthatthelesseeshallfirstcomplywiththerequirementsofthelaw.Anysuchlocation,occupation,use,orleasepermittedunderthisActshallreservetotheGovernmenttherightto grant or use such easements in, over, under, through, or upon lands so entered, located, occupied, leased or used, as may benecessarytotheworkingofthesame,orofothermineral lands:Provided,ThattheSecretaryofAgricultureandCommerce, ingrantinganyleaseunderthisActmayreservetotheGovernmenttherighttolease,sell,orotherwisedisposeofthesurfaceofthelandsembracedwithinsuchlease,underexistinglaworlaws,insofarassaidsurfaceisnotnecessaryforusebythelesseeinextractingandremovingthemineraldepositsfromthelandcoveredbysuchlease,orinbeneficiationoftheoresextractedtherefrom,orfromanyotherminingclaim.TheSecretaryofAgricultureandCommerce,duringthelifeofthelease,isauthorizedtoissuepermitsforeasementshereinprovidedtobereserved,andtopermittheuseofthelandscoveredbythelease,orofsuchotherpubliclands,asmaybenecessaryfortheconstructionandmaintenanceofmills,miningcamps,orotherworksincidenttotheminingandmillingoperationsonthelandscoveredbyanyleasegrantedunderthisAct,oronanyotherminerallands.

    SECTION79. For the privilege of exploring, developing,mining, extracting, and disposing of theminerals from the landscoveredbyhis lease, the lesseeshallpay to theGovernmentof thePhilippines, through theCollectorof InternalRevenue, the rentals,royalties,andtaxesprovidedbylaw.Therentalsshallbedueandpayableinadvanceonthedateofthegrantingofthelease,andonthesamedateeveryyearthereafterduringthelifeoftheleaseoranyrenewalthereoftheroyaltiesshallbedueandpayablewithinsixtydaysaftertheshipmentofthemineralormineralproductsfromtheminesandthetaxatthetimeandinthemannerallotherrealestatetaxesarepayableunderthelaw.Beforethemineralormineralproductsareremovedfromthemines,theCollectorofInternalRevenueorhisrepresentativesshallfirstbedulynotifiedthereof.Therentals,royalties,andtaxes,shallbeasfollows:

    (a)Rentals.Onallminerallandsofthefirst,second,fourth,andfifthgroupsprovidedforunderthisActonepesoperhectareorfractionthereof.Fiftypercentumofalltherentalscollectedshallaccruetotheprovince,andfiftypercentum,tothemunicipalityinwhichtheminingclaimorclaimsisorarelocated:Provided,Thatincaseofcharteredcitiesthefullamountshallaccruetothecityconcerned.(b)Royalties.Onallmineralsextractedfrom,ormineralproductsof,minerallandsofthefirst,second,fourthandfifthgroupsasprovidedforinthisActaroyaltyofoneandonehalfpercentumoftheactualmarketvalueofgrossoutputthereofProvided,Thatinthecaseofgoldmines,theirannualgrossoutputshallbesubjecttoaroyaltyofoneandonehalfpercentumwhenthevalueofthesaidoutputdoesnotexceedfivehundredthousandpesostwopercentumwhenthevalueexceedsfivehundredthousandpesosbutdoesnotexceedonemillionpesostwoandonehalfpercentumwhenthevalueexceedsonemillionpesosbutdoesnotexceedonemillionfivehundredthousandpesosthreepercentumwhenthevalueexceedsonemillionfivehundredthousandpesosbutdoesnotexceedtwomillionpesosthreeandthreeeighthspercentumwhenthevalueexceedstwomillionpesosbutdoesnotexceedtwomillionfivehundredthousandpesosthreeandthreefourthspercentumwhenthevalueexceedstwomillionfivehundredthousandpesosbutdoesnotexceedthreemillionpesosfourandoneeighthpercentumwhenthevalueexceedsthreemillionpesosbutdoesnotexceedthreemillionfivehundredthousandpesosfourandonehalfpercentumwhenthevalueexceedsthreemillionfivehundredthousandpesosbutdoesnotexceedfourmillionpesosfourandthreefourthspercentumwhenthevalueexceedsfourmillionpesosbutdoesnotexceedfourmillionfivehundredthousandpesosfivepercentumwhenthevalueexceedsfourmillionfivehundredthousandpesosbutdoesnotexceedfivemillionpesosfiveandoneeighthpercentumwhenthevalueexceedsfivemillionpesosbutdoesnotexceedfivemillionfivehundredthousandpesosfiveandonefourthpercentumwhenthevalueexceedsfivemillionfivehundredthousandpesosbutdoesnotexceedsixmillionpesosfiveandthreeeighthspercentumwhenthevalueexceedssixmillionpesosbutdoesnotexceedsixmillionfivehundredthousandpesosandfiveandonehalfpercentumwhenthevalueexceedssixmillionfivehundredthousandpesos:Provided,further,Thatthefollowingratesofdeductionfromtheroyaltiesontheannualgrossoutputofgoldpayableundertheprovisionsofthissectionshallbeallowed:

    (1)Fifteenpercentuminthecaseoflodeminesproducinggoldfromoreswhichaveragelessthantenpesos,butmorethansevenpesospertoncSEaDA

    (2)Twentyfivepercentuminthecaseoflodeminesproducinggoldfromoreswhichaverageslessthansevenpesosperton.Theaveragevaluepertonoforeshallbedeterminedbythetotalnumberoftonsmilledduringthatyearforanyparticularlodemine.(3)Thirtyfivepercentuminthecaseofgoldplacermines.Theterm"grossoutput"ofminesorminerallandsshallbeinterpretedastheactualmarketvalueofmineralormineral

    products,orofbullionfromeachmineorminerallandsoperatingasaseparateentitywithoutanydeductionformining,milling,refining,transporting,handling,marketing,oranyotherexpenses.Theoutputofanygroupofcontiguousminingclaimsshallnotbesubdivided.AlltheroyaltieshereinprovidedtobechargedshallaccruetothegeneralfundofthePhilippineTreasury,andshallbeinlieuoftheadvaloremtaxonthemarketvalueoftheoutputofminesprovidedtobeleviedandcollected,undersectionfifteenhundredthirtyfouroftheRevisedAdministrativeCode,asamendedbyActNumberedFourthousandfiftyeight.Incasemining iscarriedonuponprivate lands, theroyaltydueonthevalueof theoutputofsuchminesunderanyandallleases granted for the purposes shall be reduced by five per centum of the amount due to the Government under theprovisionsofthisAct,whichreductionshallbepaidbythelesseetothelandowner.Thisprivilegeshallnotbegrantedtoanypersonacquiringanoptiononthesurfacerightafteranymininglocationhasbeenmadeonthemineralfoundtherein.(c)Taxes.Allbuildingsandotherimprovementsbuiltinthelandleased,exceptmachines,mechanical,electricalandchemicalcontrivances,instruments,tools,implements,appliancesandapparatus,usedinconnectionwiththeminingandmillingoperationsonthelandleased,shallbesubjecttoanannualrealestatetaxwhichshallbepaidattherateandinthemannerallotherrealestatetaxesarepaidunderthelaw.Fiftypercentumoftherealestatetaxcollectedashereinprovidedshallaccruetotheprovince,andfiftypercentumofthesameshallaccruetothemunicipalityinwhichtheminerallandleasedislocated:Provided,Thatinthecaseofcharteredcitiesthefullamountshallaccruetothecityconcerned.

    IncontractsofleasegrantedunderthisAct,itshallbeprovidedthattherentals,royalties,andtaxes,shallbepayableinaccordancewiththeprovisionsofexistinglaw.

    SECTION80.FailuretopaytheannualrentalsorroyaltiesrequiredbythisActforaperiodofninetydaysafterdemandshallcausetheleaseconcernedtolapseandtheclaimorclaims,withrespecttowhichsuchfailuretopaywasmade,shallthereuponbeopentorelocationandleasebyotherpersonsqualifiedtolocateandleaseminingclaimsundertheprovisionsofthisActinthesamemanneras

  • ifno locationof thesamehadeverbeenmade,unless the lessee,hisheirs,executors,administrators,assignsor legal representativesshallhavepaidallsuchannualrentalsandroyaltiesdueandhaveresumedworkontheclaimorclaimsaftersuchfailureandbeforesuchrelocation:Provided,Thatnopersonwhomaybedelinquentinthepaymentofanyrentalorroyaltyhereinaboverequiredtobepaidonanyminingclaimorclaimsheldunderleasemayrelocatethesameoranyportionthereof:Provided,further,ThatnothinghereincontainedshallprecludetheGovernmentfromcollectinganyrental,royalties,ortaxesdue.

    SECTION81.Anyperson,association,orcorporationholdingaleaseundertheprovisionsofthisActshallperformduringeachyear,whiletheleaseisinforce,notlessthantwohundredpesosworthoflabor,orofimprovements,oneachminingclaimofthefirstandfifthgroup,andonehundredpesosworthoflabor,orofimprovementsoneachclaimofthesecondandfourthgroup:Provided,Thatinthecaseof a lease coveringagroupof twoormoremining claims leasedor held in common, the total amount of labor or improvementsrequiredforthesaidgroupmaybeconcentratedonanyoneofthesaidgroup,eitheronthesurfaceorundertheground.TheperiodwithinwhichtheworkrequiredtobedoneannuallyonallminingclaimsshallcommenceonthefirstdayofJanuarysucceedingthedateofthegranting of the lease on the said claim or claims, and shall be completed on or before the thirtyfirst day of December of the sameyear:Provided,further,Thatfailuretoperformtheannuallabororimprovementsrequiredhereinshallconstituteabandonmentonthepartoftheholderandthelandshallbesubjecttorelocationbyotherpersons.

    SECTION82.Actualexpendituresandcostofminingimprovementsbytheholderofaleaseorhisgrantors,havingadirectrelationtothedevelopmentoftheclaimorgroupofclaims,shallbeincludedintheestimateofassessmentwork.Theexpendituresmaybemade from the surface, or in running a tunnel, drifts, crosscuts, or trenches for the development of the claim or group of claims.Improvementsofanyothercharacter,suchasbuildings,machinery,orroadways,mustbeexcludedfromtheestimate,unlessitisclearlyshown that they are associatedwith actual excavations, such as cuts, tunnels, shafts, and so forth, and are essential to the practicaldevelopmentof,andactuallyfacilitate,theextractionofmineralsfromtheclaim,ortheleasehold.Laborperformedorimprovementsmade,ifany,duringtheperiodfromthedateoftherecordingoftheclaimtotheissuanceoftheleasethereon,ifthelocatororholderthereofortheir successor in interestshouldacquire the lease,maybecredited forassessmentworkon thesaidclaimorclaimsonly for the firstperiodoryearwithinwhichtheworkisrequiredtobedoneundertheprovisionsofthisAct.

    SECTION83.Atanytimeaftertheperformanceoftheannuallabororthemakingofimprovementsuponaminingclaim,butnotlaterthansixtydaysaftertheexpirationoftheperiodfixedbythisAct,thelesseeorsomepersoninhisbehalfcognizantofthefacts,shallmakeandfileforrecordwiththeminingrecorderoftheprovinceordistrictinwhichtheclaimissituatedanaffidavitinsubstanceasfollows:

    AFFIDAVITOFANNUALASSESSMENTWORKGOVERNMENTOFTHEPHILIPPINES)PROVINCEOF)s.s.

    I,_______________________beingfirstdulysworndeposeandsaythatIamacitizenofthe__________________oflegalage,residentof__________________,Provinceof___________________,Philippines,andampersonallyacquaintedwiththeminingclaimsorgroupofcontiguousclaimsknownas____________________(Givenameoftheclaim)lodeorplacerclaimorofthecontiguousclaimsin the case of a group on which Lease No. ______________ was granted on ___________________, situated in the barrio of_________________________,municipality of _______________, Province of ________________________, Island of ____________,Philippines, thedeclarationof locationofwhich________________recorded in theofficeof theminingrecorderof thesaidprovinceordistrict inBookNo. ___________of theRecord ofMiningClaims, on pages ___________ that between the ______________day of_________________, 19_____ and the _________ day of ______________, 19_____ not less than __________ pesos of labor wasperformedorimprovementsmadeuponsaidclaimorgroupofclaims.Suchworkwasdoneorimprovementsmadebyandattheexpenseof _____________ the leaseholder of said claimor groupof claims for purposeof complyingwith the lawsof theGovernment of thePhilippinesrelatingtoannualassessmentwork,and___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (Heregive thenamesandaddressesof theminersandotherpersonswhodidnotwork)werethepersonsemployedbythesaidleaseholderwhodidsuchworkormadesuchimprovementsandthatsaidworkorimprovementsconsistedofandaredescribedasfollows,towit:____________________________________________________________

    HeredescribedtheworkdoneSignature____________________

    AffiantSubscribedandsworntobeforemethis_______________dayof____________________19____.Theaffiantexhibitedtomehis

    cedulaNo._____________issuedin______________on________________.Signature__________________

    NotaryPublicSuchaffidavit,when recorded indue time, shall beprima facieevidenceof theperformanceof such laboror themakingof such

    improvements,andshallbereceivedinevidencebytheDirectoroftheBureauofMinesandbyallcourtsinthePhilippines,asshallalsotherecordthereoforacertifiedcopyofthesame.

    TheCollectorofInternalRevenue,withinsixtydaysfromthedateofthereceiptofthepaymentoftherentalsorroyaltiesdueonanymining lease, orminerals ormineral products extracted therefrom, shall inform themining recorder concerned and theDirector of theBureauofMinesofsuchpayment,giving thenameof theclaimorclaims, theentrynumberof the lease, thedateof thepayment, thenumberofofficialreceipts,andthenameornamesoftheperson,associationorcorporationforwhichsuchpaymenthasbeenmade.Theminingrecorder,uponreceiptofsuchinformation,shallcausethesametobeenteredinhisrecordbookandtobepostedonthebulletinboardofhisofficeforaperiodofnotlessthantwentyconsecutivedays.

    SECTION84. Wheneverthe lesseefails tocomplywithanyprovisionsof thisActor therulesandregulationspromulgatedthereunder,orwithanyoftheprovisionsoftheleasecontract,theleasemaybeforfeitedandcancelledbytheSecretaryofAgricultureandCommerceorbyappropriateproceeding ina court of competent jurisdiction, if necessary, and the lesseeshall be liable for all unpaidrentalsandroyaltiesduetheGovernmentontheleaseuptothetimeofitscancellation.

    SECTION85.Intheeventthatanyminingleaseiscancelledbytheprocedureprescribedinthenextprecedingsectionhereof,theDirectorofBureauofMinesshall,withinthirtydaysafterthedateofsuchforfeitureorcancellation,causeanoticethereoftobeposted

  • onthebulletinboardoftheBureauofMinesandintheofficeoftheminingrecorderoftheprovinceordistrictinwhichsuchclaimorclaimscoveredby suchmining leaseare situated, and the lands covered thereby shall be thereuponopen to relocation and leaseunder theprovisionsofthisAct.STaCcA

    SECTION86.Whentheunoccupiedlandofthepublicdomain,notknowntocontainvaluablemineraldeposits,isnecessaryorconvenientforminingormillingpurposes,aparcelofsuchland,nottoexceedninehectaresinextent,maybelocatedforsuchpurposebyanypersonqualified to locatemining claimsunder theprovisionsof thisAct, anda lease for such landmayat any time thereafter beacquiredbythelocatorforthesameperiodoftimeandsubjecttothesametermsandconditionsregardingthepaymentofrentalsandtaxasprovidedinthisAct:Provided,Thatnosuchlocationshallberecordedunlessthedeclarationthereofbeaccompaniedbyanaffidavitmadeby the locator,orsomepersononhisbehalfcognizantof the facts, to the followingeffect:That the landcoveredby theclaim isnecessaryorconvenientforspecificminingormillingpurposes,indicatedanddescribedtherein,andthatnovaluablemineraldepositsareknowntoexistwithinsuchclaim:Andprovided,further,Thatifatanytimeafterthesaidleasehasbeengrantedmineraldepositsshouldbediscoveredwithinsaidclaimandmineralormineralsbeextractedandremovedtherefrom,onallsuchoutputthelesseeoftheclaimshallpaytotheGovernmentaroyaltyatthesamerateandsubjecttothesametermsandconditionsasareprovidedinthisAct.

    SECTION87.Allminerallandsnotcoveredbyleaseshallbesubjecttorealestatetaxpayableatthesamerateandcollectibleat the same time andmanner and subject to the same liabilities and forfeiture, as provided for in Chapter seventeen of the RevisedAdministrativeCode,asamended.

    SECTION88.Thereshallbeassessedandcollectedanadvaloremtaxofoneandonehalfpercentumoftheactualmarketvalue of the annual gross output of the minerals or mineral products extracted or produced from all mineral lands, not covered bylease:Provided,Thatinthecaseofgoldmines,theirannualgrossoutputshallbesubjecttoataxofoneandonehalfpercentumwhenthevalueof thesaidoutputdoesnotexceedfivehundredthousandpesostwopercentumwhen thevalueexceeds fivehundred thousandpesosbutdoesnotexceedonemillionpesostwoandonehalfpercentumwhenthevalueexceedsonemillionpesosbutdoesnotexceedonemillionfivehundredthousandpesosthreepercentumwhenthevalueexceedsonemillionfivehundredthousandpesosbutdoesnotexceedtwomillionpesosthreeandthreeeighthspercentumwhenthevalueexceedstwomillionpesosbutdoesnotexceedtwomillionfivehundredthousandpesos threeandthreefourthspercentumwhen thevalueexceeds twomillion fivehundred thousandpesosbutdoesnotexceedthreemillionpesos fourandoneeighthpercentumwhen thevalueexceeds threemillionpesosbutdoesnotexceedthreemillionfivehundredthousandpesosfourandonehalfpercentumwhenthevalueexceedsthreemillionfivehundredthousandpesosbutdoesnotexceedfourmillionpesosfourandthreefourthspercentumwhenthevalueexceedsfourmillionpesosbutdoesnotexceedfourmillionfivehundredthousandpesosfivepercentumwhenthevalueexceedsfourmillionfivehundredthousandpesosbutdoesnotexceedfivemillionpesosfiveandoneeighthpercentumwhenthevalueexceedsfivemillionpesosbutdoesnotexceedfivemillionfivehundredthousandpesosfiveandonefourthpercentumwhenthevalueexceedsfivemillionfivehundredthousandpesosbutdoesnotexceedsixmillionpesosfiveandthreeeighthspercentumwhenthevalueexceedssixmillionpesosbutdoesnotexceedsixmillionfivehundred thousandpesosand fiveandonehalfpercentumwhen thevalueexceedssixmillion fivehundred thousandpesos:Provided,further,Thatthefollowingratesofdeductionfromthetaxesontheannualgrossoutputofgoldpayableundertheprovisionsofthissectionshallbeallowed:

    (1)Fifteenpercentuminthecaseoflodeminesproducinggoldfromoreswhichaveragelessthantenpesos,butmorethansevenpesosperton(2)Twentyfivepercentuminthecaseoflodeminesproducinggoldoreswhichaveragelessthansevenpesosperton.Theaveragevaluepertonoforeshallbedeterminedbydividingthetotalgrossoutputinpesosforanyyearbythetotalnumberoftonsmilledduringthatyearforanyparticularmine(3)Thirtyfivepercentuminthecaseofgoldplacermines.

    Theterms"grossoutput"ofminesorminerallandsshallbeinterpretedastheactualmarketvalueofmineralormineralproducts,orofbullionfromeachmineormineral landsoperatedasaseparateentitywithoutanydeductionformining,milling,refining,transporting,handling,marketing,oranyotherexpenses.Theoutputofanygroupofcontiguousminingclaimsshallnotbesubdivided.

    ThesaidadvaloremtaxshallbedueandpayabletotheGovernmentofthePhilippinesthroughtheCollectorofInternalRevenuewithinsixtydaysaftertheshipmentofthemineralormineralproductsfromthemines:Provided,Thatbeforeanymineralormineralproductmaybeshippedfromthemine,theCollectororInternalRevenueorhisrepresentativeshallfirstbedulynotifiedtothateffect:Provided,further,Thatuponfailuretopaytheadvaloremtaxhereinleviedwithinthetimeprescribed,thesamepenaltiesorliabilitiesasprovidedbyexisting laws for thecollectionofsuch taxesshallbe imposed:Provided, finally,That theadvalorem taxhereinprovided tobepaidandcollectedshallaccruetothegeneralfundofthePhilippineTreasuryandshallbeinlieuofanyroyaltyorotheradvaloremtaxesimposedbythisAct,andbysectiononethousandfivehundredandthirtyfouroftheRevisedAdministrativeCodeasamendedbyActNumberedFourthousandfiftyeight.

    CHAPTERVIITimberandWaterRights,RightsofWay,MinePersonnelandOfficersChargedwiththeExecutionoftheProvisionsofthisActSECTION89.AbonafideholderofaminingclaimorgroupofcontiguousclaimsunderthisAct,shallhavethegratuitousright

    tocuttreesortimberwithinsuchminingclaimorclaimsforuseinthedevelopmentoroperationofonlythesaidclaimorclaims:Provided,ThatthecuttingofsaidtimbershallbeinaccordancewiththerulesandregulationsprescribedbytheBureauofForestry:Andprovided,further,ThatthelandorlandscoveredbysuchminingclaimorgroupofclaimsarenotcoveredbyanyexistingtimberconcessiongrantedbytheBureauofForestry.

    SECTION90. Bona fideholders of amining claim or group of contiguous claims under this Act shall also be allowed agratuitous water right or rights for the development and operation of such claim or claims upon filing an application therefor with theDirector of the Bureau of Public Works in accordance with the existing law of waters and the rules and regulations promulgatedthereunder:Provided,Thatwaterrightsalreadygrantedorvestedthroughlonguse,recognizedandacknowledgedbythelocalcustoms,lawsanddecisionsofcourts,shallnot therebybe impaired:Provided, further,That theGovernment reserves the right to regulatewaterrightsandthereasonableandequitabledistributionofwatersupplysoastopreventthemonopolyoftheusethereof.

    SECTION91.Whenanymine,orminingclaimissosituatedthatforthemoreconvenientenjoymentofthebeneficialrightsonthesame,aroad,arailroad,tramway,electrictransmission,telephoneortelegraphline,oraerialtransportationtheretoortherefrom,o


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