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Patrimonial Property
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- Under Article421, State property not having the public-dominion character described in Article420 is classified as what?
- Under Article422, property of public dominion no longer intended for public use or public service forms part of which c…
- Does Article425 include patrimonial property of the State and LGUs within property of private ownership?
- A State road actually devoted to public use becomes temporarily unused while a replacement route is repaired. No compet…
- Property belongs to a city but is stipulated not to be among its public-use property under Article424 or a special publ…
- A claimant occupies land that was actually used by the State as a public facility. The claimant proves long nonuse and …
- A competent and duly authorized State act expressly withdraws an identified property from its former public-use purpose…
- Distinguish patrimonial property under Article421 from property converted under Article422.
- Why should alienable-and-disposable classification, patrimonial conversion and private ownership not be treated as syno…
- Explain why mere abandonment of maintenance is insufficient to prove conversion of a former State public facility on th…
- Under 424, what qualification accompanies the Code's treatment of other LGU property as patrimonial?
- Under 423, into what two classes is provincial, city and municipal property divided?