Davao City Council Considers Ordinance Against Fake Notaries
The Davao City Council is deliberating on a proposed ordinance to criminalize fake notary acts, aiming to safeguard the integrity of the notary system. Such fraudulent practices can undermine the legitimacy of legal proceedings.
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