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Title Supreme Court: Prohibition on possession of deadly arrows

Law: Republic Act No. 3553

Decision Date: Jun 21, 1963

The Prohibition Against Possession of Deadly Arrow is a Philippine law that prohibits the possession of deadly arrows without a permit, with violators facing imprisonment, enacted in 1963.

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Penalties for Illegal Possession

Imposes imprisonment ranging from not less than thirty days to not more than six months for those found possessing deadly arrows without a permit.

Authority to Issue Permits

Grants the city, municipal, or municipal district mayor the authority to issue permits to individuals.
Permits are to be issued when possession of the deadly arrow is necessary to earn a livelihood.

Effectivity of the Act

States that the act shall take effect immediately upon its approval.

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