WHERE TO FILE PETITIONS OR MOTIONS AFTER ORIGINAL REGISTRATION
Category: Land Titles And Deeds
WHERE TO FILE PETITIONS OR MOTIONS AFTER ORIGINAL REGISTRATION
> All petitions or motions after original registration shall be filed and entitled in the original case in which the decree of registration was entered
> This provision doesn’t require that it be under oath
> Provision was adopted with an intelligent purpose in view—to allow such petitions and motions to be filed and disposed of elsewhere would eventually lead to confusion and render it difficult to trace the origin of the entries in the registry
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
- NO TIME LIMIT TO FILE PETITION TO ANNOTATE A DEED OF SALE -
- NO ALTERATION OR AMENDMENT OF DECREE OF REGISTRATION IS PERMITTED EXCEPT UPON ORDER OF THE COURT -
- COURT MAY NOW HEAR BOTH CONTENTIOUS AND NONCONTENTIOUS CASES -
- PROCEEDINGS UNDER SECTION 112 OF THE LAND REGISTRATION ACT ARE SUMMARY IN NATURE -
- WHEN TO FILE PETITION FOR AMENDMENT OR ALTERATION OF CERTIFICATE -
Additional Law Reading:
- Authority Of Court To Order The Surrender Of Owner's Duplicate Certificate -
- PETITION TO SURRENDER TITLE MAY BE FILED AS AN INCIDENT IN AN ACTION AFFECTING SAID TITLE -
- REMEDY WHERE DUPLICATE CERTIFICATE IS WITHHELD -
- MODES OF ACQUISITION OF AGRICULTURAL LAND -
- ACQUISITION OF PRIVATE AGRICULTURAL LANDS; PAYMENT OF JUST COMPENSATION -