6/7/2020 E-Library - Information At Your Fingertips: Printer Friendly If available a recent photograph of the person against whom a Hold-Departure Order has been issued or whose departure from the country has been enjoined should also be included. 4. Whenever (a) the accused has been acquitted; or (b) the case has been dismissed, the judgment of acquittal or the order of dismissal shall include therein the cancellation of the Hold-Departure Order issued. The courts concerned shall furnish the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Bureau of Immigration with a copy each of the judgment of acquittal promulgated or the order of dismissal issued within twenty-four (24) hours from the time of promulgation/issuance and likewise through the fastest available means of transmittal. All Regional Trial Courts which have furnished the Department of Foreign Affairs with their respective lists of active Hold-Departure Orders are hereby directed to conduct an inventory of the Hold-Departure Orders included in the said lists and inform the government agencies concerned of the status of the Orders involved. [18] Leave Division, Office of Administrative Services - Office of the Court Administrator v. Heusdens, 678 Phil. 328 (2011) [Per J. Mendoza, En Banc]. [19] Manotoc v. Court of Appeals, 226 Phil. 75, 82 (1986) [Per J. Fernan, En Banc]. [20] 226 Phil. 75 (1986) [Per J. Fernan, En Banc]. [21] Id. at 82-83. [22] Silverio v. Court of Appeals, 273 Phil. 128, 134 (1991) [Per J. Melencio-Herrera, Second Division]. [23] 273 Phil. 128 (1991) [Per J. Melencio-Herrera, Second Division]. [24] Id. at 134. [25] 291 Phil. 664 (1993) [Per J. Regalado, En Banc]. [26] Id. at 679-680. [27] 1987 ADM. CODE, Title III, sec. 3(2). [28] Ponencia, pp. 16-17. [29] 39 Phil. 660 (1919) [Per J. Malcolm, En Banc]. [30] Id. at 666-669. elibrary.judiciary.gov.ph/thebookshelf/showdocsfriendly/1/64165 69/70