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Showing 49–65 of 65 articles for “lost title”

Good Faith Purchasers Prevail: Upholding the Integrity of Torrens Titles

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on judicial reconstitution of lost titles clarifies jurisdictional requirements under Republic Act No. 26.

Reconstitution of Lost Title: When Is the Evidence Sufficient?

Supreme Court clarifies the standards for judicial reconstitution of lost certificates of title under Republic Act No. 26.

Reconstitution of Lost Titles: The Imperative of Primary Evidence and Due Diligence in Land Registration

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on reconstitution of lost titles, emphasizing primary evidence requirements and due diligence in land registration cases.

Reconstitution of Lost Title: Supreme Court Clarifies Rules on Proof and Evidence

The Supreme Court clarifies when a lost certificate of title may be reconstituted, ruling on the sufficiency of evidence under Republic Act No. 26.

Reconstitution of Lost Titles: Supreme Court Clarifies Evidence Rules in Faustino Co Shu Kiam v. Republic

Supreme Court clarifies evidence required to reconstitute lost land titles, balancing strict rules with practical realities in property disputes.

Reconstitution of Lost Titles: SC Clarifies Evidence Rules Under RA 26

Supreme Court clarifies standards for judicial reconstitution of lost certificates of title, applying Republic Act No. 26 and Bercede guidelines.

Reconstitution of Lost Title: Court Clarifies Burden of Proof Under RA 26

Supreme Court clarifies the rules on judicial reconstitution of lost titles, emphasizing the order of sources and burden of proof under RA 26.

Reconstitution of Lost Title: When Certifications from the Register of Deeds Suffice

The Supreme Court clarifies the evidentiary standards for judicial reconstitution of lost certificates of title under Republic Act No. 26.

Lost Title Lost Case: Why Original Land Documents Matter in Philippine Property Registration

The Supreme Court denies land registration because the applicant failed to present the original tracing cloth plan, underscoring mandatory documentary requirements.

Reconstitution of Lost Title: Supreme Court Clarifies Evidence Rules in Faustino Co Shu Kiam v. Republic

Supreme Court clarifies when courts may grant reconstitution of lost titles under RA 26, reversing CA's strict application of Bercede guidelines.

Reconstitution of Land Titles: Protecting Property Rights in the Philippines

A Philippine Supreme Court ruling on judicial reconstitution of lost titles, emphasizing due process and jurisdictional requirements to protect property rights.

Reconstitution of Lost Titles: What the Supreme Court Said in Faustino Co Shu Kiam

The Supreme Court clarifies the rules on judicial reconstitution of lost certificates of title under Republic Act No. 26.

Upholding Substantial Justice Dismissal Based ON Technicalities AND Lost Titles

Lost Land Title: When Solicitor General Notice Is Not Required in Philippine Courts

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when the Solicitor General need not be notified in lost title replacement proceedings under PD 1529.

Reconstitution of Lost Titles: Supreme Court Clarifies Evidence Rules in Co Shu Kiam v. Republic

The Supreme Court clarifies the rules on judicial reconstitution of lost certificates of title, emphasizing practical evidence standards under Republic Act No. 26.

Lost Title Reconstitution: Court Jurisdiction and the Original Owner's Duplicate

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that courts lack jurisdiction to issue new owner's duplicate titles when the original is not actually lost.

Reconstitution of Lost Title: Supreme Court Clarifies Rules on Lost Owner's Duplicate

Supreme Court clarifies when courts may order reconstitution of a lost title based on documents other than the owner's duplicate, applying RA 26.