HB 5557

House·14th Congress·Filed Nov 24, 2008

An Act Amending the Family Code of the Philippines, Article 36 on the Definition of Psychological Incapacity

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Archie Santiago
RepresentativeNarciso "Archie" Santiago III
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An Act Amending the Family Code of the Philippines, Article 36 on the Definition of Psychological Incapacity

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