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DUTY OF OWNER TO DELIVER TITLE OF THE CONDOMINIUM UNIT

DUTY OF OWNER TO DELIVER TITLE OF THE CONDOMINIUM UNIT


> Upon full payment of the purchase price, the seller is duty-bound to deliver the title of the unit to the buyer


> Even with a valid mortgage over the lot, the seller is still bound to redeem said mortgage without any cost to the buyer apart from the balance of the purchase price and registration fees


> Section 25 imposes an obligation on the part of the owner or developer in the event the mortgage over the lot or unit is outstanding at the time of the issuance of the title to the buyer, to redeem the mortgage and corresponding portion thereof within 6 months from such issuance


> The 6-month period will run from the full payment of the agreed price


DUTY OF OWNER TO DELIVER TITLE OF THE CONDOMINIUM UNIT

DUTY OF OWNER TO DELIVER TITLE OF THE CONDOMINIUM UNIT


> Upon full payment of the purchase price, the seller is duty-bound to deliver the title of the unit to the buyer


> Even with a valid mortgage over the lot, the seller is still bound to redeem said mortgage without any cost to the buyer apart from the balance of the purchase price and registration fees


> Section 25 imposes an obligation on the part of the owner or developer in the event the mortgage over the lot or unit is outstanding at the time of the issuance of the title to the buyer, to redeem the mortgage and corresponding portion thereof within 6 months from such issuance


> The 6-month period will run from the full payment of the agreed price


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