HB 14060

House·9th Congress·Filed Oct 28, 1994

An Act Allowing Married or Legally Separated Women to Use Their Maiden First Name and Surname, Amending for This Purpose Article Three Hundred Seventy and Three Hundred Seventy Two of Republic Act Numbered Three Hundred Eighty-Six, as Amended, Otherwise Known as the Civil Code of the Philippines, and Article 63 of Executive Order 209 Series of 1987 Otherwise Known as the Family Code of the Philippines

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Daisy Avance-Fuentes
RepresentativeDaisy Avance-Fuentes
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