Act No. 1370

: The main purpose of Act No. 1370 is to amend Section 139 of Act No. 1189 (The Internal Revenue Law of 1904) by striking out the words "for domestic consumption."
: Act No. 1370 specifically amends Section 139 of Act No. 1189, which is known as The Internal Revenue Law of 1904.
: The words "for domestic consumption" are struck out from Section 139 of Act No. 1189 by Act No. 1370.
: Removing "for domestic consumption" presumably broadens the application or scope of taxes or regulations under Section 139, potentially affecting goods regardless of whether they are for domestic consumption.
: Act No. 1370 took effect immediately upon its passage on July 7, 1905.
: Act No. 1370 was enacted by the Philippine Commission by authority of the United States.
: Section 2 expedites the enactment of the law under the authority of a prior act prescribing the order of procedure in the Commission, emphasizing the public good and the need for speedy enactment.
: The legislative procedure was authorized by "An Act prescribing the order of procedure by the Commission in the enactment of laws," passed on September 26, 1900.
: No, Act No. 1370 does not specify penalties or sanctions; it solely amends the language of a specific section in the Internal Revenue Law.
: No, the amendment removes the limitation to only goods "for domestic consumption," indicating that the provision now applies more broadly.