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Showing 25–48 of 48 articles for “alienable and disposable”

Land Registration Denied for Lack of Proof of Alienable and Disposable Status

Supreme Court denies land registration because DENR certifications alone cannot prove a property is alienable and disposable public land.

Land Registration: Proving Alienability Beyond Survey Plan Annotations

The Supreme Court clarifies what evidence proves a land is alienable and disposable for registration, examining survey plan annotations and certifications.

Proving Alienable and Disposable Status in Land Registration: Republic v. Lualhati

The Supreme Court clarifies what evidence proves land is alienable and disposable for original registration under the Property Registration Decree.

Land Registration Requires Impeccable Proof of Alienability

The Supreme Court nullified a land registration judgment where applicants failed to present documentary proof that the property was alienable and disposable public land.

Adverse Possession and Land Registration: Clarifying Requirements for Imperfect Titles

Supreme Court clarifies that possession before a land's classification as alienable and disposable counts toward confirming imperfect title under Section 14(1).

Land Title Registration: Possession Before Land Classification Counts

Supreme Court clarifies that possession before a land's classification as alienable and disposable can count toward original registration.

Proving Land Is Alienable and Disposable for Registration in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the two documents required to prove land is alienable and disposable for original registration.

Upholding State Ownership: Imperfect Titles and Land Classification in the Philippines

The Court rules that unclassified public land cannot ripen into private ownership; claimants must prove the land was declared alienable and disposable.

Private Rights vs State Reservations: When Long Possession of Public Land Cannot Ripen Into Ownership

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that unclassified public land cannot be privately owned without positive government act declaring it alienable and disposable.

Proving Alienable and Disposable Land Status for Title Registration

Land registration requires proof the property is alienable and disposable public land—possession alone is not enough.

Proving Alienable Land in Registration: The T.A.N. Properties Standard

Land registration requires more than a DENR certification. The Supreme Court clarifies the proof needed to establish alienable and disposable land.

Land Registration: Proving Alienable and Disposable Status of Public Land

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies what evidence proves land is alienable and disposable for registration under PD 1529.

Proving Land Is Alienable and Disposable: Lessons from Republic v. Tensuan

A CENRO certification alone cannot prove land is alienable and disposable. Learn the evidentiary rules from Republic v. Tensuan.

Proving Land Is Alienable and Disposable: Beyond Survey Plan Notations

Survey plan notations alone cannot prove land is alienable and disposable. Learn the required evidence for land registration in the Philippines.

Proving Alienable and Disposable Land Status in Philippine Registration Cases

Philippine land registration requires proof of alienable and disposable status through DENR certification, not just survey plans.

Proving Land Ownership: Open, Continuous Possession Since June 12, 1945 Required

Land registration requires proof of open, continuous possession since June 12, 1945, plus evidence the land is alienable and disposable.

Land Title Registration: The Imperative of Proving Public Land Status

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on why applicants for land registration must prove the property is alienable and disposable public land.

Land Registration in the Philippines: Why Possession Since June 12, 1945 Matters

The Supreme Court denied a land registration application because possession began after June 12, 1945, and before the land was declared alienable and disposable.

Land Registration: Proving Public Lands Are Alienable and Disposable

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on why applicants must prove public lands are alienable and disposable before registration.

Proof of Alienability Required: Land Registration Denied Without Government Certification

Supreme Court denies land registration where applicant failed to prove the property was alienable and disposable public land.

Proving Alienable and Disposable Land: Key Lessons from Tri-Plus on Land Registration

The Supreme Court clarifies what evidence is needed to prove land is alienable and disposable in Philippine land registration cases.

When Possession Does Not Equal Ownership: Land Registration and the Alienable and Disposable Requirement

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when possession of public land can ripen into ownership for registration under the Property Registration Decree.

Land Registration IN THE Philippines WHY Proof OF Alienable AND Disposable Land Status IS Crucial

Land Ownership in the Philippines: Why Land Classification Matters in Titling

Philippine land titling depends on classification as alienable and disposable. The Supreme Court explains in De Ocampo v. Arlos.