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Government of the Philippine Islands Act No. 82

In case the tax-payer shall not redeem the land sold as above provided within one year from the date of sale the Provincial Treasurer or his deputy, in the name of such Treasurer, shall, as grantor, execute a deed in form and effect sufficient under the laws of the islands to convey to the purchaser so much of the land against which the taxes have been assessed as has been sold, free from all liens of any kind whatsoever, and the deeds shall succinctly recite all the proceedings upon which the validity if the sale depends.
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Government of the Philippine Islands Act No. 183

He may require of any person arrested a bond for good behavior or to keep the peace, or for the further appearance of such person before a court of competent jurisdiction, and no such bond shall be accepted unless it be executed by the person in whose behalf it is made, with sufficient surety or sureties, to be approved by said court. There shall be taxed against and collected from the defendant, in case of his conviction in said court, such costs and fees as may be prescribed by the Board, which costs and fees shall not exceed those charged in criminal cases in justices' courts.
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Government of the Philippine Islands Act No. 133

For the year nineteen hundred and two and succeeding years, no person who shall pay to the province and municipality together, as taxes on real estate, or as an industrial tax, an amount in excess of one peso, shall be required to pay the cedula tax. The receipt given for the land tax or the industrial tax shall contain the particulars required above for the cedula or registration tax, and shall be used for the same purpose of identification and to avoid disqualification, to testify, to execute an instrument, to vote or to hold office.
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