SB 316

Senate·13th Congress·Filed Jun 30, 2004

Child Legitimation Born to Parents Below Marrying Age

An Act Providing for the Legitimation of Children Born to Parents Below Marrying Age, Amending for the Purpose Article 177 of Executive Order No. 209, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Family Code of the Philippines

Author · Senator

Serge Osmeña
SenatorSergio "Serge" Osmeña III
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Subjects

Family Code (E.O. 209, Art. 177)Child Legitimation/Underage Parents

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