Practice question
A duly authorized representative supplies only his own nationality, age and address, omitting the claimant’s corresponding particulars. Does authority to sign make those the correct substitute facts?
- Yes, representative and claimant necessarily are the same person.
- No; the statute requires the claimant’s particulars.
- Yes, the claimant’s identity never matters.
- Yes, an agent may privately change ownership by substituting personal details.
- Yes, authorization conclusively supplies every omitted fact.
Legal references
- PD 1529, Section 37, cadastral answer contents and authorized representation: https://lawphil.net/statutes/presdecs/pd1978/pd_1529_1978.html
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