Latest Statutes
- R.A. No. 386 - Civil Code of the Philippines
- R.A. No. 343 - An Act Including the Teaching of Spanish Language in High Schools of the Philippines
- R.A. No. 200 - An Act to Provide for the Disposition of the Proceeds of the Grand Derby Races Held by the Philippine Tuberculosis Society
- Act No. 3815 - The Revised Penal Code
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Acts
Legislative functions during the period from 1900 to 1935 were practiced by three different bodies. This variety stems from the fact that it was during this time that the Philippines was a new colony, having been ceded by Spain to the United States of America through the signing of the Treaty of Paris on December 10, 1898.
During the American colonial period, the legislative branch of government started with the creation of the Philippine Commission, followed by the Philippine Assembly, and finally by the Philippine Legislature. The collective enactments of these three bodies are denominated as “Acts†and cited as “Act No.___â€. It enacted a total of 4,277 statutes.
This section reports [STATS] laws promulgated during the period of [START DATE], 1900 to [END DATE], 1935.
Some notable laws enacted during this period are:
- 1930 Acts ( 1 Article )
