Innocent Purchaser for Value; Rights

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1. Does a purely gratuitous donee automatically satisfy the purchase-for-value element merely because the donor signs a de… Multiple Choice Easy
2. A buyer pays before notice but learns of an adverse claim before due registration. Under Duenas, may the buyer disregar… Multiple Choice Medium
3. A claimant invokes only the general presumption that everyone acts in good faith and offers no proof of the asserted pu… Multiple Choice Medium
4. A buyer pays and signs a deed while unaware of an adverse claim, but a valid lis pendens notice is brought to the buyer… Multiple Choice Hard
5. A buyer submits the lawful notarized deed, presents the owner's duplicate, pays full registration fees and obtains the … Multiple Choice Hard
6. Explain Duenas's continuing-good-faith rule and its importance where notice arrives after payment but before registrati… Essay Medium
7. Discuss the burden of proving innocent-purchaser-for-value status and distinguish a gratuitous recipient. Essay Medium
8. Distinguish completed legal registration from the later physical release of a printed certificate under the Duenas disc… Essay Medium