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Certificate of Title
Explore Certificate of Title in LAND TITLES AND DEEDS (PD 1529, as amended by RA 6732 and 11573) for the Philippine Bar. Browse subtopics and published…
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- Under Section 42 of PD 1529, where is the original copy of the original certificate of title filed?
- To whom is the owner's duplicate certificate delivered under Section 41?
- What is the statutory name of the subsequent certificate issued under Section 43 pursuant to a voluntary or involuntary…
- A person claims ownership of Torrens-registered land solely through thirty years of adverse possession in derogation of…
- A registered owner argues that the title alone makes the property immune from a lawful eminent-domain proceeding. How d…
- In an action concerning an unrelated debt, a litigant asks the court to cancel another party's certificate of title mer…
- An owner receives a certificate covering registered land. A burden is established to be a subsisting right arising unde…
- Explain the distinction between the registry's original copy of an original certificate of title and the owner's duplic…
- A registered owner dies. One heir argues that the certificate prevents the application of succession law and partition …
- A certificate of title requires correction affecting ownership. Explain why a party cannot simply insist that its alleg…
- Under Section 40, when does the original certificate of title take effect?
- May registered co-owners request separate owner’s duplicates under Section 41?