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Possession, preparation and use of prohibited drugs, and maintenance of opium dens.-The penalty of arresto mayor in its medium period to prision correccional in its minimum period and a fine ranging from 300 to 10,000 pesos shall be imposed upon:
1. Anyone who, unless lawfully authorized shall possess, prepare, administer or otherwise use any prohibited drug.
"Prohibited drug," as used herein, includes opium, cocaine, alfa and beta eucaine, their derivatives, and all preparations made from them or any of them.
"Opium" embraces every kind, class, and character of opium, whether crude or prepared; the ashes or refuse of the same; narcotic preparations thereof or therefrom; morphine or alkaloid of opium; preparations in which opium, morphine or alkaloid of opium, enter as an ingredient, and also opium leaves or wrappings of opium leaves, whether prepared or not, for their use.
2. Anyone who shall maintain a dive or resort where any prohibited drug is used in any form, in violation of the law.
REVISED PENAL CODE TEXT AND SPECIAL PENAL LAWS
numbered parts are in the list of carnapped motor
vehicles or stolen motor vehicle parts. If the motor vehicle
or any of its numbered parts is not in the list, the PNP
shall forthwith issue a certificate of clearance. Upon
presentation of the certificate of clearance from the PNP
and after verification of the registration of the motor
vehicle
engine,
engine
block
and
chassis
in
the
permanent registry of motor vehicle engine, engine block
and chassis, the LTO shall register the motor vehicle in
accordance with existing laws, rules and regulations
within twenty (20) working days.
SECTION 6. Registration of Motor Vehicle, Motor Vehicle
Engine, Engine Block and Chassis . — Within one (1) year
upon approval of this Act, every owner or possessor of
unregistered motor vehicle or parts thereof in knock
down condition shall register before the LTO the motor
vehicle engine, engine block and chassis in the name of
the possessor or in the name of the real owner who shall
be
readily
available
to
answer
any
claim
over
the
registered
motor
vehicle
engine,
engine
block
and
chassis. Thereafter, all motor vehicle engines, engine
blocks and chassis not registered with the LTO shall be
considered
as
a
carnapped
vehicle,
an
untaxed
importation or coming from illegal source and shall be
confiscated in favor of the government.
SECTION 7. Permanent Registry of Motor Vehicle, Motor
Vehicle Engines, Engine Blocks and Chassis . — The LTO
shall keep a permanent registry of motor vehicle, motor
vehicle engines, engine blocks and chassis of all motor
vehicles,
specifying
therein
their
type,
make,
serial
numbers and stating therein the names and addresses of
their present and previous owners. Copies of the registry
and of all entries made thereon shall be furnished the
PNP and all LTO regional, provincial and city branch
offices: Provided, That all LTO regional, provincial and city
offices
are
likewise
obliged
to
furnish copies of all
registrations of motor vehicles to the main office and to
the PNP: Provided, further , That the original copy of the
certificate of registration shall be given to the registered
owner, the second copy shall be retained with the LTO
and the third copy shall be submitted to the PNP.
Moreover, it shall be unlawful for any person or employee
who willfully encodes in the registry of motor vehicles a
non-existing vehicle or without history, new identity of
already existing vehicle or double/multiple registration
("KAMBAL") of vehicle.
SECTION 8. Registration of Sale, Transfer, Conveyance of
a Motor Vehicle, Substitution or Replacement of a Motor
Vehicle Engine, Engine Block or Chassis . — Every sale,
transfer, conveyance of a motor vehicle, substitution or
replacement of a motor vehicle engine, engine block or
chassis of a motor vehicle shall be registered with the LTO
within
twenty
(20)
working
days
upon
purchase/acquisition of a motor vehicle and substitution
or replacement of a motor vehicle engine, engine block or
chassis. A motor vehicle, motor vehicle engine, engine
block or chassis not registered with the LTO shall be
presumed as a carnapped vehicle, an untaxed imported
vehicle, or a vehicle proceeding from illegal sources
unless proven otherwise and shall be confiscated in favor
of the government.
SECTION 9. Duty of Collector of Customs to Report. —
Within seven (7) days after the arrival of an imported
vehicle, motor vehicle engine, engine block, chassis or
body, the Collector of Customs of a principal port of entry
where the imported vehicle or parts enumerated above
are unloaded shall report the shipment to the LTO,
specifying the make, type and serial numbers, if any, of
the motor vehicle, motor vehicle engine, engine block,
chassis or body, and stating the names and addresses of
the owner or consignee thereof. If the motor vehicle,
motor vehicle engine, engine block, chassis or body does
not bear any serial number, the Collector of Customs
concerned shall hold the motor vehicle, motor vehicle
engine, engine block, chassis or body until it is numbered
by the LTO: Provided, That a PNP clearance shall be
required prior to engraving the engine or chassis number.
SECTION 10. Duty of Importers, Distributors and Sellers of
Motor Vehicles to Keep Record of Stocks . — Any person
engaged in the importation, distribution, and buying and
selling of motor vehicles, motor vehicle engines, engine
blocks, chassis or body shall keep a permanent record of
one's stocks, stating therein their type, make and serial
numbers, and the names and addresses of the persons
from whom they were acquired and the names and
addresses of the persons to whom they are sold, and shall
render accurately a monthly report of his/her transactions
in motor vehicles to the LTO.
SECTION 11. Duty of Manufacturers of Engine Blocks,
Chassis or Body to Cause the Numbering of Engine
Blocks, Chassis or Body Manufactured. — Any person
engaged in the manufacture of engine blocks, chassis or
body shall cause the numbering of every engine block,
chassis
or
body manufactured in a convenient and
conspicuous part thereof which the LTO may direct for
the purpose of uniformity and identification of the factory
and shall submit to the LTO a monthly report of the
manufacture and sale of engine blocks, chassis or body.
SECTION 12. Clearance and Permit Required for Assembly
or Rebuilding of Motor Vehicles . — Any person who shall
undertake to assemble or rebuild or cause the assembly
or rebuilding of a motor vehicle shall first secure a
certificate of clearance from the PNP: Provided, That no
such permit shall be issued unless the applicant shall
present a statement under oath containing the type,
make and serial numbers of the engine, chassis and body,
if any, and the complete list of the spare parts of the
motor vehicle to be assembled or rebuilt together with
the names and addresses of the sources thereof.
In the case of motor vehicle engines to be mounted on
motor boats, motor bancas , water crafts and other light
water vessels, the applicant shall secure a permit from
the PNP, which office shall in turn furnish the LTO
pertinent data concerning the motor vehicle engines
including their type, make and serial numbers.
SECTION 13. Clearance Required for Shipment of Motor
Vehicles, Motor Vehicle Engines, Engine Blocks, Chassis or
Body . — The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) shall submit
a report to the PNP within seven (7) days upon boarding
all motor vehicles being boarded the "RORO", ferry, boat,
vessel or ship for interisland and international shipment.
The PPA shall not allow the loading of motor vehicles in
all interisland and international shipping vessels without
a motor vehicle clearance from the PNP, except cargo
trucks
and
other
trucks
carrying
goods,
Land
Transportation
Franchising
and
Regulatory
Board
(LTFRB)-accredited public utility vehicles (PUV) and other
motor vehicles carrying foodstuff and dry goods.
SECTION 14. Defacing or Tampering with Serial Numbers
of Motor Vehicle Engines, Engine Blocks and Chassis . — It
shall be unlawful for any person to deface or otherwise
tamper with the original or registered serial number of
motor vehicle engines, engine blocks and chassis.
SECTION 15. Identity Transfer . — It shall be unlawful for
any person, office or entity to cause and/or allow the sale,
registration,
and/or
transfer
into
another
name,
the
chassis number, engine number and plate number of a
motor
vehicle
declared
as
"total
wreck"
or
beyond
economic
repair
by
concerned
insurance
company,
and/or law enforcement agencies, due to its involvement
in a vehicular accident or for some other causes. The LTO
shall cancel the registration of total wreck vehicle as
reported by the PNP and/or as declared by the Insurance
Commission.
SECTION 16. Transfer of Vehicle Plate . — It shall be
unlawful for any person, office or entity to transfer or use
a vehicle plate from one vehicle to another without
securing the proper authority from the LTO.
SECTION 17. Sale of Second Hand Spare Parts . — It shall
be unlawful for any person, office or entity to buy and/or
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