[2387-3.] SECTION  281 . Disposition of Notarial Register . — Immediately upon his notarial register being filled, and also within fifteen days after the expiration of his commission, unless reappointed, the notary public shall forward his notarial register to the cler k of the Court of First Instance of the province or of the city of Manila, as the case may be, wherein he exercises his office, who shall examine the same and report thereon to the judge of the Court of First Instance. If the judge finds that no irregulari ty has been committed in the keeping of the register, he shall forward the same to the chief of the division of archives, patents, copyrights, and trade-marks of the Executive Bureau. In case the judge finds that irregularities have been committed in the k eeping of the register, he shall refer the matter to the fiscal of the province — and in the city of Manila, to the prosecuting attorney — for action, and the sending of the register to the chief of the division of archives, patents, copyrights, and trade- marks of the Executive Bureau shall be deferred until the termination of the case against the notary public. SDaHEc [2244-1.] Supervisory Authority of Judges Over Notaries Public SECTION  282 . Supervision of Judges of First Instance Over Notaries Public . — The judge of the Court of First Instance in each judicial district shall at all times exercise supervision over the notaries public within his district and shall keep himself info rmed of the manner in which they perform their duties by personal inspection wherever possible, or from reports which he may require from them, or from any other available source. [2035-2 (92).] In the city of Manila such supervision shall be exercised by one of the judges of the Court of First Instance of the Ninth Judicial District to be thereunto assigned by the judges of the four branches of said court. [2347.] SECTION  283 . Grounds for Revocation of Commission . — The following derelictions of duty on the part of a notary public shall, in the discretion of the proper judge of first instance, be sufficient ground for the revocation of his commission: Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 97 ARTICLE  VI