Regulation on Tubli and Poisonous Plants

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Republic Act No. 1288: Regulation on Tubli and Poisonous Plants

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Regulation on Tubli and Poisonous Plants

Law: Republic Act No. 1288

Decision Date: Jun 15, 1955

Republic Act No. 1288 regulates the planting, gathering, and selling of poisonous plants in the Philippines, requiring individuals to obtain a permit and report their activities, with penalties of fines and imprisonment for violations.

Law Summary

Authority to Issue Rules and Regulations

Grants the Director of Plant Industry the power to promulgate rules and regulations.
The rules are aimed at regulating the planting, gathering, or selling of "tubli" and other poisonous plants or fruits.
Ensures regulatory framework necessary for the enforcement of the law.

Reporting Requirement for Sales

Requires sellers of "tubli" or poisonous plants/fruits to immediately report sales.
Reports must be submitted to the Chief of Police.
Report must include the purchaser's name, quantity sold, purchase price, and lawful intended use.
The Chief of Police shall forward the report to the Director of Plant Industry.

Penalties for Violations

Violations of any provision of this act are punishable.
Penalties include a fine not exceeding one hundred pesos.
Alternatively, imprisonment for a period not exceeding fifteen days.
The court may impose either or both penalties at its discretion.

Effectivity Clause

The act takes effect immediately upon approval on June 15, 1955.

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