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February 3rd, 2006 12:27 AM #1
Two women lawmakers on Thursday pressed for amendments to the county's laws on marital infidelity to correct the seeming disparity in the treatment of husbands and wives.
Representatives Imee Marcos of Ilocos Norte and Liza Maza of Party-list group Gabriela said they filed House Bill 334 to update the laws on marital infidelity and make them more applicable and equal for both ***es.
The bill seeks to amend Articles 333 and 334 of the Revised Penal Code that penalize adultery and concubinage. Under the Code, the wife is meted a heavier penalty for a single act of infidelity.
Marcos said there is a perceived disparity in the treatment of husbands, on the one hand, and wives, on the other, insofar as the imposable penalty is concerned. She said the bill provides for a definition to "marital infidelity" and to provide the penalty for the offense.
Marcos told ANC in an interview that Articles 333 and 334 were made when wealthy families were afraid to share their lands to illegitimate children.
She also pointed out that on the present set up, the mere suspicion that a woman was having an affair with another man could make her liable for adultery, contrary to the higher legal requirements needed to pursue a bigamy or concubinage case against a man.
"Hindi katulad ng sa lalaki na kailangang makitang iniuuwi niya sa bahay, or nahuling nakikipag-do in public place, or nakitang iginagarahe o kaya ay ikino-condo, napakahirap namang kumuha ng ganyang pruweba " said Marcos.
She added that there should be an evidence of carnal knowledge before an individual be made liable for infidelity.
"There are many levels of infidelity that takes place and that ***ual intercourse is just one of them," said Marcos.
For her part, Maza said that the proposed amendments are designed to strengthen the rules of evidence on infidelity cases.
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So ibig sabihin, kelangan "caught in the act" ka, para ma-penalize ka ng concubinage or adultery? And this will be applicable to both husbands and wives?
He-he! Yung mga babaero, kelangan ingat........ Huwag magpapahuli. Huwag gagawa ng "scandals" para walang pruweba.
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February 7th, 2006 09:02 PM #2She also pointed out that on the present set up, the mere suspicion that a woman was having an affair with another man could make her liable for adultery, contrary to the higher legal requirements needed to pursue a bigamy or concubinage case against a man
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February 7th, 2006 09:56 PM #3Well, kaya ganun yong law natin ay dahil puro lalaki halos dati mga law makers natin at halos lahat(if not all) ay nambababae.
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February 7th, 2006 11:04 PM #4Originally Posted by delprado
Pero wala ring silbi, bibihira pa'ng nakukulong. Mauubos ang mga lawmakers natin sa Congress.....
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February 8th, 2006 10:05 AM #6
Yup... notice yung dalawang nag-spo-sponsor ng change... Imee Marcos and the leader of Gabriela? Strange bedfellows! :evillaugh ...but as long as they get the job done, that's fine by me.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
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February 8th, 2006 10:02 PM #8Originally Posted by niky
seriously, I support their initiative.
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February 11th, 2006 01:42 AM #9I support this.
Cheaters should pay, regardless of ***.
You made a promise and if you too much of a kid to keep it straight, at least pay for it.
Nakita ko nga din sa brochure na meron, kaso sabi nung service advisor, kapag J DAW auto down lang...
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