Sec. 4. In cases of seduction, admitted or inferred by the woman's request to marry the man, both man and woman shall be fined. The man shall pay a fine of fifty pesos, twenty of which shall be paid to the treasury, and the woman shall pay a fine of ten pesos to the treasury. Sec. 5. Cases of elopement are considered as seduction, though there be no actual sexual intercourse between the man and the woman, because elopement occurs by the mutual consent of both parties. Sec. 6. (a) In case a woman was regularly engaged and has lost her virginity, her dower and her basingan (the bridal price expressed in ounces of gold, and paid to the parents of the bride) and all other gifts shall be returned to her husband. The expenses of the marriage, as of rice and meat, etc., shall not be paid back. (b) But in case a woman who has lost her virginity is abducted or married by compulsion, the husband shall forfeit all claim to her dower or her basingan, etc. Sec. 7. (a) If a male slave commits adultery with a married free woman, he becomes the slave of her husband. (b) If a free man commits adultery with a married slave woman, he becomes the slave of her husband. (c) If a male slave commits adultery with a married female slave, he becomes the property of her master. (d) Cases of seduction or marriage between slaves, in which the woman is a maid, shall be treated the same as if they were free persons, except that the fines shall be half as much. Article IV OPPROBRIUM Section 1. An adult who insults, abuses, defames, or slanders another adult, without any provocation or in a way that is inappropriate to the guilt committed, shall, if brought to trial, be fined ten pesos. Sec. 2. Children who commit the aforesaid offense are not liable to trial. Sec. 3. If in such cases an adult interferes with children and hurts a child, he shall compensate for the harm done. Sec. 4. If in such cases an adult interferes with children and he hurts himself, he forfeits all claim for compensation. Sec. 5. Women who commit the same offense shall, as in the case of children, not be liable to trial. Article V TRADE AND EXCHANGE Section 1. Under this article is included the sale or exchange of slaves, cattle, arms, and all commodities. Sec. 2. Whoever trades or exchanges without the knowledge and the authorization of the governor or his representative shall be fined seventy pesos. Each party to a sale or exchange, no matter what the rank of the person may be, shall pay the fine. All of the fine shall go to the treasury. Sec. 3. To buy a stolen article is the same as to steal it. Article VI FALSE CLAIM Section 1. A false charge, a false claim of debt, and a false complaint or suit shall be regarded as cases of robbery. Article VII UNLAWFUL EXACTIONS Section 1. Whoever exacts or enforces a claim without either the permission or the advice of the governor shall forfeit that claim and all rights to a just trial of the case.