FRIAR LANDS
Category: Land Titles And Deeds
FRIAR LANDS
> Were purchased by the government for sale to actual occupants under the provisions of Act 1120 or the Friar Lands Act
> These lands are not public lands but private and patrimonial lands of the government
> The Land Management Bureau shall first issue a certificate stating therein that the government has agreed to sell the land to such settler or occupant
> The latter shall then accept the certificate and agree to pay the purchase price so fixed, in installments and at the rate of interest specified in the certificate
> The conveyance or certificate of sale executed in favor of a buyer is a conveyance of ownership of the property, subject only to the resolutory condition that the sale may be cancelled if the price agreed upon is not paid in full
OWNERSHIP TRANSFERRED TO BUYER UPON EXECUTION OF CERTIFICATE OF SALE
SALE OF FRIAR LANDS DIFFERENT FROM SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
- JURISDICTION OVER POSSESSORY ACTIONS INVOLVING PUBLIC LANDS -
- INITIATION OF ACTION FOR CANCELLATION OF TITLE AND REVERSION -
- DIRECTOR OF LANDS HAS CONTINUING AUTHORITY TO INVESTIGATE FRAUDULENT ISSUANCE OF PATENTS -
- CERTIFICATE OF TITLE ISSUED PURSUANT TO A PATENT INDEFEASIBLE -
- FORESHORE LANDS, SUBMERGED AREAS, AND RECLAIMED LANDS -
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FRIAR LANDS
Category: Land Titles And Deeds
FRIAR LANDS
> Were purchased by the government for sale to actual occupants under the provisions of Act 1120 or the Friar Lands Act
> These lands are not public lands but private and patrimonial lands of the government
> The Land Management Bureau shall first issue a certificate stating therein that the government has agreed to sell the land to such settler or occupant
> The latter shall then accept the certificate and agree to pay the purchase price so fixed, in installments and at the rate of interest specified in the certificate
> The conveyance or certificate of sale executed in favor of a buyer is a conveyance of ownership of the property, subject only to the resolutory condition that the sale may be cancelled if the price agreed upon is not paid in full
OWNERSHIP TRANSFERRED TO BUYER UPON EXECUTION OF CERTIFICATE OF SALE
SALE OF FRIAR LANDS DIFFERENT FROM SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
- JURISDICTION OVER POSSESSORY ACTIONS INVOLVING PUBLIC LANDS -
- INITIATION OF ACTION FOR CANCELLATION OF TITLE AND REVERSION -
- DIRECTOR OF LANDS HAS CONTINUING AUTHORITY TO INVESTIGATE FRAUDULENT ISSUANCE OF PATENTS -
- CERTIFICATE OF TITLE ISSUED PURSUANT TO A PATENT INDEFEASIBLE -
- FORESHORE LANDS, SUBMERGED AREAS, AND RECLAIMED LANDS -
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