Practice question
A valid cession derives from an act already in a public document and requires the 1358 documentation. A party says that because the underlying right exists, the listed public-document direction can never matter. Which is best?
- Every existing right is permanently immune from documentation law.
- Existence of the right does not erase the specific documentation requirement.
- The cession automatically destroys the source instrument.
- Only a new oral rumor can identify the right.
- No legal cession can concern an existing right.
Legal references
- Civil Code Articles748,1306,1319-1326,1356-1368,1372,1376 and1382-1389: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra1949/ra_386_1949.html
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