A FORGED DEED MAY BE THE BASIS OF A GOOD LAND TITLE IN THE HANDS OF A BONA FIDE PURCHASER
Category: Land Titles And Deeds
A FORGED DEED MAY BE THE BASIS OF A GOOD LAND TITLE IN THE HANDS OF A BONA FIDE PURCHASER
> A forged deed may be the root of a valid title in the hands of a bona fide purchaser or mortgagee
> Torrens system permits a forged transfer, when duly entered in the registry, to become the root of a valid title in a bona fide purchaser
> The law erects a safeguard against a forged transfer being registered by the requirement that no transfer shall be registered unless the owner’s certificate is produced along with the instrument of transfer
> Public policy, expediency, and the need for a statute of repose as to the possession of land, demand such a rule.
> The right or lien of an innocent mortgagee for value upon the land mortgaged must be respected and protected, even if the mortgagor obtained his title through fraud
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
Additional Law Reading:
- ISSUANCE OF TRANSFER CERTIFICATE TITLE WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF OWNER’S DUPLICATE UNWARRANTED -
- SURRENDER OF OWNER’S DUPLICATE CERTIFICATE OF LAND TITLE -
- DISTINCTION BETWEEN VOLUNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY REGISTRATION -
- A PURCHASER WHO HAS KNOWLEDGE OF DEFECT OF HIS VENDOR’S TITLE CANNOT CLAIM GOOD FAITH -
- PURCHASER IS NOT REQUIRED TO EXPLORE FURTHER THAN WHAT TITLE INDICATES FOR HIDDEN DEFECTS -
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A FORGED DEED MAY BE THE BASIS OF A GOOD LAND TITLE IN THE HANDS OF A BONA FIDE PURCHASER
Category: Land Titles And Deeds
A FORGED DEED MAY BE THE BASIS OF A GOOD LAND TITLE IN THE HANDS OF A BONA FIDE PURCHASER
> A forged deed may be the root of a valid title in the hands of a bona fide purchaser or mortgagee
> Torrens system permits a forged transfer, when duly entered in the registry, to become the root of a valid title in a bona fide purchaser
> The law erects a safeguard against a forged transfer being registered by the requirement that no transfer shall be registered unless the owner’s certificate is produced along with the instrument of transfer
> Public policy, expediency, and the need for a statute of repose as to the possession of land, demand such a rule.
> The right or lien of an innocent mortgagee for value upon the land mortgaged must be respected and protected, even if the mortgagor obtained his title through fraud
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
Additional Law Reading:
- ISSUANCE OF TRANSFER CERTIFICATE TITLE WITHOUT PRODUCTION OF OWNER’S DUPLICATE UNWARRANTED -
- SURRENDER OF OWNER’S DUPLICATE CERTIFICATE OF LAND TITLE -
- DISTINCTION BETWEEN VOLUNTARY AND INVOLUNTARY REGISTRATION -
- A PURCHASER WHO HAS KNOWLEDGE OF DEFECT OF HIS VENDOR’S TITLE CANNOT CLAIM GOOD FAITH -
- PURCHASER IS NOT REQUIRED TO EXPLORE FURTHER THAN WHAT TITLE INDICATES FOR HIDDEN DEFECTS -
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