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- XXX v. People of the Philippines
- Mactan-Cebu International Airport Authority v. Lapu-Lapu City
- Spouses Gregorio B. Abreu and Cornelia M. Abreu, Antonio B. Abreu, and Enrique J. Abreu v. Land Bank of the Philippines and others
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Constitution, codes, statutes, and rules
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Constitution
1987 Constitution of the Philippines305 provisionsThe fundamental law of the Republic: the Bill of Rights, the branches of government, and the social order.Core codified texts · 12 instruments
Major Codes
Selected statutes and rules · 52 instruments
Selected statutes and rules
- Data Privacy Act of 2012Republic Act No. 10173 · 45 provisions
- Foreign Investments Act of 1991Republic Act No. 7042 · 18 provisions
- Public Service Act (as amended, 2022)Republic Act No. 11659 · 35 provisions
- CREATE ActRepublic Act No. 11534 (2021) · 22 provisions
- Securities Regulation CodeRepublic Act No. 8799 · 77 provisions
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