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SB 1706

Senate·13th Congress·Filed Aug 10, 2004

Liability Extended to Children/Wards 18-21 Years of Age

An Act Amending Executive Order No. 209, Also Known as the Family Code of the Philippines, Articles 221 and 236

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Author · Senator

Miriam Defensor Santiago
SenatorMiriam Defensor Santiago
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Author · Senator

Miriam Defensor Santiago
SenatorMiriam Defensor Santiago
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Subjects

Family Code (Art. 221/236; Eo 209)Children/Wards (18-21) Liability

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SB 1706: Liability Extended to Children/Wards 18-21 Years of Age · CivicSync PH

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