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Non-registrable Properties (Civil Code, Art. 420)

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  1. Where does Section7 require its certification to be imprinted?
  2. A private surveyor certifies a tract is alienable merely from seeing crops. No legally sufficient government classifica…
  3. An approved plan exists but contains no required classification certification or supporting statutory showing. The appl…
  4. A claimant presents a CENRO document stating only that no patent application is pending, plus tax records and a private…
  5. A State parcel remains expressly reserved and devoted to a public service. The applicant offers a certification concern…
  6. Distinguish an approved survey identifying a parcel from proof that State land is alienable and disposable.
  7. A claimant submits a certification that no patent application is pending. Explain why that does not necessarily establi…
  8. Explain why a classification document for a neighboring area cannot substitute for proving the status of the actual par…