THE PERSONS WHO MAY APPLY FOR REGISTRATION
Category: Land Titles And Deeds
THE PERSONS WHO MAY APPLY FOR REGISTRATION, AND THE CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR REGISTRATION, TO WIT:
1. Those who by themselves or through their predecessors-ininterest have been in open, continuous, exclusive and notorious possession and occupation of alienable and disposable lands of the public domain under a bona fide claim of ownership since June 12, 1945, or
2. Those who have acquired ownership of private lands by prescription under the provisions of existing laws
3. Those who have acquired ownership of private lands or abandoned river beds by rights of accession or accretion under existing laws
4. Those who have acquired ownership of land in any other manner provided for by law
Related Philippine Law Resources:
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
- TITULO PROPRIEDAD NO. 4136, DECLARED OF DOUBTFUL INVALIDITY IN DIRECTOR OF FORESTRY V. MUNOZ -
- JURE REGALIA: FOUNDATION FOR THE EARLY SPANISH DECREES ON LAND GRANTS -
- SPANISH TITLES NO LONGER USED AS EVIDENCE OF LAND OWNERSHIP -
- THE INSCRIPTION UNDER ACT NO. 3344 HELD NOT TO BE EFFECTIVE -
- REGISTRATION UNDER THE SPANISH MORTGAGE LAW DISCONTINUED -
Additional Law Reading:
- Issuance Of Patent -
- SC ADMINISTRATIVE CIRCULAR NO. 6-93-A -
- DELEGATED JURISDICTION OF INFERIOR COURTS IN CADASTRAL AND LAND REGISTRATION CASES -
- DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE COURT’S GENERAL AND LIMITED JURISDICTION ELIMINATED IN LAND REGISTRATION -
- JURISDICTION IN CIVIL CASES INVOLVING TITLE TO PROPERTY -
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THE PERSONS WHO MAY APPLY FOR REGISTRATION
Category: Land Titles And Deeds
THE PERSONS WHO MAY APPLY FOR REGISTRATION, AND THE CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR REGISTRATION, TO WIT:
1. Those who by themselves or through their predecessors-ininterest have been in open, continuous, exclusive and notorious possession and occupation of alienable and disposable lands of the public domain under a bona fide claim of ownership since June 12, 1945, or
2. Those who have acquired ownership of private lands by prescription under the provisions of existing laws
3. Those who have acquired ownership of private lands or abandoned river beds by rights of accession or accretion under existing laws
4. Those who have acquired ownership of land in any other manner provided for by law
Related Philippine Law Resources:
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
- TITULO PROPRIEDAD NO. 4136, DECLARED OF DOUBTFUL INVALIDITY IN DIRECTOR OF FORESTRY V. MUNOZ -
- JURE REGALIA: FOUNDATION FOR THE EARLY SPANISH DECREES ON LAND GRANTS -
- SPANISH TITLES NO LONGER USED AS EVIDENCE OF LAND OWNERSHIP -
- THE INSCRIPTION UNDER ACT NO. 3344 HELD NOT TO BE EFFECTIVE -
- REGISTRATION UNDER THE SPANISH MORTGAGE LAW DISCONTINUED -
Additional Law Reading:
- Issuance Of Patent -
- SC ADMINISTRATIVE CIRCULAR NO. 6-93-A -
- DELEGATED JURISDICTION OF INFERIOR COURTS IN CADASTRAL AND LAND REGISTRATION CASES -
- DISTINCTION BETWEEN THE COURT’S GENERAL AND LIMITED JURISDICTION ELIMINATED IN LAND REGISTRATION -
- JURISDICTION IN CIVIL CASES INVOLVING TITLE TO PROPERTY -
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