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Showing 1–6 of 6 articles for “alien land ownership”

Foreign Land Ownership Constitutionality Prevails Over Execution Sales

Supreme Court nullifies auction sales to a Canadian citizen, reaffirming the constitutional ban on alien land ownership in the Philippines.

Alien Land Ownership Philippine Constitution Prohibits Direct Land Acquisition BY Foreign Nationals

Philippine Constitution bars foreigners from owning private land directly. Supreme Court explains the rule and its limits in a Quezon City property dispute.

Constitutional Limits on Alien Land Ownership: Reversion of Property Acquired in Violation of the Constitution

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on reversion of land acquired by aliens in violation of the constitutional ban on foreign land ownership.

Alien Land Ownership Prohibition: Constitutional Limits and Equity Claims

Philippine constitutional law bars aliens from owning land, even through trust or reimbursement claims. Learn from Muller v. Muller.

Alien Land Ownership: Constitutional Ban Survives Even After Heirs Become Filipino Citizens

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on land reconstitution, alien ownership bans, and how Filipino heirship cures constitutional defects.

Alien Land Ownership and Pari Delicto: When Title Reverts to the State

Explaining the pari delicto doctrine in alien land sales, and when the State—not the vendor—may pursue reversion of title.