CU lta LaCUVA GR aCe ey) + ANACT TO REGULATE THE SALE, TRANSFER, MORTGAGE OR ASSIGNMENT OF GOODS, WARES, MERCHANDISE, PROVISIONS OR MATERIALS, IN BULK, AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS THEREOF + PURPOSE OF THE LAW 1. To prevent the defrauding of creditors by the secret sale or disposal or A Den ea eee sn aor caus tates Peseta te ee Cauca tarce ar tat the creditor of the seller shall have been paid in full. OC en ee eet ye Cott “Sec. 9. The sworn statement containing the names and addresses of all creditors of the vendor or mortgagor provided for in section three of this Act, shall be registered in the Bureau of Commerce. For the registration of each such sworn statement a fee of five pesos shall be charged to the vendor ‘or mortgagor of the stock of goods, wares, merchandise, provisions or materials, in bulk” ee oe aa De eeu canTeWAREHOUSE RECEIPTS LAW (ACT 2137) Cosa ae 1.to prescribe the rights and duties of a warehouseman 2. to regulate the relationship between a warehouseman and: a. the depositor of the goods or b. holder of a warehouse receipt for the goods or ¢ the person lawfully entitled to thE possession of the goods or Cees ke ned ee Ori) Mah aN ae an sear aces Oc) Cy aE OE ce eC Cod COG INP UP ea aN Gelato alg Soa acetal ane a eee aol a Mtoe ea ROU Ma eNO renew Ute eur enic) ue TL} Enacted: February 5, 1912EUV a aM A) PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATION OF TRUST RECEIPTS TRANSACTIONS. PURPOSE OF THE LAW Peete ert chee mtns es er er ure ar eat] convenient aid to commerce and trade; Pee ee RUE ee ates) oR lets ie OE CL catia eeu Cacti cceaue suid Ol Rui Ue ERO eC nteee ut ae iCute eg arc CCA Re RU er Kole tooo Reel a Rete Roe Sete erent cine incr cease SC Pa)ANCONA Sea YU MTN VP) Dero Ea Leas Written contracts for the payment of money; by its form, intended as a substitute for money and intended to pass from hand to hand, to give the holder in due course the right to hold the same and collect the sum due. WEA Ree Cte ey AN ACT AMENDING ACT NO. 2031, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS LAW, BY REQUIRING THE DRAWER OF THE CHECK TO LEGIBLY Sea a tase) ee) Ra Principal Author/s: RODRIGUEZ, MAXIMO JR.B. See aa LOL ee aL oe ape eee) ae eaSOU ec URES eres ease ee car OMe) \ 1460), otherwise known as "The Insurance Code of 1978". eee or UU or EI Chole Ula cel b ar Ur Ca Presidential Decree No. 612 (PD 612) which was promulgated on December 18, 1974. PD 612 ordained and instituted the Insurance Code of the Philippines. Deilcot hal Suey Eee) der Committee Report No. 381, WHICH BECAME REPUBLIC ACT Pre eta d Ronen grecy Peer nets ro Peon anata Ages Tras Mesee a ee Oe CMa tas Use PW eseer er ge eo Ao a a nee nee Parca RPO sey Ae urna RN Lod Parser ee er OER M ITC) eterna once ne tae ol EtatCONCURRENCE AND PREFERENCE OF CREDITS CONCURRENCE OF CREDIT Aconcurrence of credit implies the possession by Re muerte ole kate tC els Noe over the same property or all of the property of the lo lclg PREFERENCE OF CREDIT Weert uch nah Ne taccicin cy be preferred in the payment of his claim above others ORT re Rie Ret ke muds (eee Co o een Site Va ta ee) CONCURRENCE @ PREFERENCE OFCREDITS Articles 2236-225 bai]Chattel Mortgage Law PW Nad eave ame las Ole Personal Property And For The Registration Of The Mortgages So Executed Act No. 1508 Philippine Legislature 2 July 1906THE CORPORATION CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES Pree aa) cts LEA Cl1e) Perr eee Ret eos eR ce eg corporations in the Philippines. The code consists of 149 sections that are grouped into 16 titles. It also gives the legal definition of a corporation. It also clarifies the basic classifications of corporations, which can be a stock or a non- i stock corporation. The code also discusses the classifications of shares in a stock corporation, like common stocks and a eer ees I cst Regular Session of 17th Congress Cen Pee LE 6 2 jointy by the Commits) on | pereearen ery icc ONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS AND REVISION OF CODES and | “OMMERCE AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP with Senator) FRANCIS H ESCUDERO, FRANKLIN M, DRILON, PAOLO BENIGNO "BAN 'SONKY” M, ANGARA and JUAN MIGUEL F. - smite Report No. 22, recommending its I v ‘SB Nos. 81,231, 692 and 1011; Third Regular ? 2019 Roproved and «alidation with HEN-2374, by the President of the February 20, 2019 ard becameEleventh Congress First Special Session Begun and held in Metro Manila, on Monday, the twelfth day of July, nineteen hundred and ninety- nine. REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8752 AN ACT PROVIDING THE RULES FOR THE IMPOSITION OF AN ANTI-DUMPING DUTY, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE SECTION 301, PART 2, TITLE II, BOOK | OF THE TARIFF AND CUSTOMS CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES, AS AMENDED BY REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7843, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled.- SECTION 1. This Act shall be known as the “Anti-Dumping Act of 1999. airake rd Gosia sa aPLE) ELTA Net ste RA LOR OAL OOo) Le) ESTABLISHING THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OFFICE, PROVIDING FOR ITS. POWERS AND FUNCTIONS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES 16th Congres ‘Senate Bi No. 2010 AMENDING SEC. 173, PHILIPPINE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CODE (DERIVATIVE WORKS) Fle on December 3, 2013 by Bn, Maria Lourdes Nancy S.TUT aaa cee (ita) =the eum) AN ACT PROHIBITING DISCLOSURE OF OR INQUIRY INTO, DEPOSITS WITH ANY BANKING ISU EAN ase) 11 eta ag aires 7h Congress Sete HN DEPOSITS DISCLOSURE ACT Fld on May 2, 2019 by Lassen, Pano MP De Lima, aM, Zui “Third Regular Sesion Comte ReportACT NO. 1956 AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE SUSPENSION OF PAYMENTS, THE RELIEF OF INSOLVENT Pie mC aaa ede oO UPA ane a Uae rn) 1. This Act shall be known and may be cited as The Insolvency Law, and in accordance with its provisions every insolvent debtor may be permitted to suspend payments or be discharged from his eee as Eno eed Act No. 1956 was created by the Philippine Legislature with the Spanish Civil Code of 1889 Despite debate in interpreting and applying c No it remained largely untouched for nearly sixty years. In 197 President Ferdinand E. Marcos using his dictatorial power ing a more inviting climate for investment, both domestic and foreign, the Decree introduced several changes to the rules governing insolvency Foremost, Presidential Decree 902-A expressly established the concept of rehabili which applies only to corporations, and is wholly different from insolvency, because it allows the corporation to recover and be able to continue its business as a going conThe only general law on corporate rehabilitation, Presidential Decree (P.0.) No. 902-A,9 came out in 1976 when then President Ferdinand Marcos reorganized the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by, among others, expanding the jurisdiction ofthe SEC to include cases relating to suspensions of payment and the rehabilitation of corporations, partnerships, and associations, thereby removing them from the jurisdiction of the regular courts Having been granted “rulemaking power” in the 1987 Constitution, the Supreme Court did not waste time nor opportunity and pushed forward the ypment of the whole body of corporate rehabilitation. Seen as an act of “judicial activism’®, the Court promulgated the Interim Rules of Procedure on Corporate Recovery of 2000, which contained not only procedural rul hat bordered on substantive law: In January 2009, the SC Rules of Procedure on Corporate Rehabilitation (SC A.M. No. 00:8-10 SC) took effect. Finally, its to be noted that these special laws and rules of procedure are applied by the Court tether with provisions of New Civil Code of the Philippines and the Labor Code of the Philippines. Moreover, certain concepts borrowed from foreign jurisprudence are applied as well.May 27,1992 AN ACT PROVIDING PROTECTION TO CONSUMERS BY STABILIZING THE PRICES OF BASIC NECESSITIES AND PRIME COMMODITIES AND BY PRESCRIBING MEASURES AGAINST UNDUE PRICE INCREASES DURING EMERGENCY SITUATIONS AND LIKE OCCASIONS. 15th Congr House Bill No, 4801 | PRICE ACT (AMENDMENTS) Filed on August 10, 2011 (TNO. 7581, ENTITLED STABILIZING THE PRICES OF MEASURES. [AGAINST UNDUE PRICE INCREASES DURING EMERGENCY SITUATIONS AND LIKE SIONS" AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES [ SECOND REGULAR SESSION, 15TH CONGRESS] [20111 Introduced by Representatives ROMAN T. ROMULO, JOSEPH VICTOR G. EJERCITO, SUS, ET. AL; Approved and signed into law, on September 6, 2013, by the President of the Philippines, His Excellency President Beniano S, Aquino TI and became (0.8, dated 12/18/2013) REPUBLIC ACT NO, 1062: (tara16th Congress Senate Bil No, 1859 Lr eae Ler y ELECTRONIC COMMERCE ACT NTE OPIN ARO SARL | Fied on october 16, 2013 by Ejersito, Joseph Vicor 6. CNP LO OM ie A LACUMRSNAMMLESSIALI A ACT PROVIDING FOR THE FULL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE USE OF ELECTRONIC 4 POTION Ree MIMIGT UMMM | DOCUMENTS AND SIGNATURES IN GOVERNMENT TRANSACTIONS, AMENDING FOR ‘THE PURPOSE REPUBLIC ACT NUMBERED 8792, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE Maat ELECTRONIC COMMERCE ACT OF 2000, LE LESRRCAM ( FInsT REGULAR SESSION, 16TH CONGRESS} UNLAWFUL USE THEREOF AND (2013) FOR OTHER PURPOSES Introduced by Senator JOSEPH VICTOR G. EJERCITO; | Tura Lov lel*le} Read on First Reading and Referred to the Committee(s) on SERVICE AND GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION; and J ERNMENT; all Senate Bils to the Legisative ‘on July 19, 2016) red by the Indexing, Monitoring and LIS Section, ve Bils and IndexCU lta La