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Judicial Confirmation of Imperfect Title (CA 141, Sec. 48, as amended by RA 11573)

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  1. Under Pasig Rizal’s reading of the amendment, is a further express State declaration that proven alienable and disposab… Multiple Choice Easy
  2. An applicant relies exclusively on twenty-five years as an acknowledged tenant paying rent to another owner and does no… Multiple Choice Medium
  3. A qualified applicant proves eight years of personal possession and a connected predecessor’s fourteen immediately prec… Multiple Choice Medium
  4. At filing, the established qualifying possession totals eighteen years. The applicant argues that two more years while … Multiple Choice Hard
  5. A claimant adds ten early years to ten recent years but admits a substantial intervening break in the required possessi… Multiple Choice Hard
  6. Explain tacking of qualifying predecessor possession under the amended confirmation statute. Essay Hard
  7. Distinguish the length of possession from its required character under amended Section 48(a). Essay Hard
  8. Explain the additional patrimonial-manifestation requirement removed by the amendment as interpreted in Pasig Rizal. Essay Hard