SB 1294

Senate·15th Congress·Filed Jul 12, 2010

Abolishing the 301 Days Criminal Prohibition to Remarry

An Act Abolishing the Three Hundred and One (301) Days Criminal Prohibition to Remarry and Allowing the Remarriage of a Widow or a Separated Women Forty (40) Days After the Death of Her Husband or the Annulment or Dissolution of Her Previous Marriage, Amending for This Purpose Article 351 of Act No. 3815 as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Revised Penal Code

Author · Senator

Manny Villar
SenatorManuel "Manny" Villar Jr
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Subjects

Revised Penal Code (R.A.No. 3815; Amendments)Marriage

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SBN-01294 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress