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Oct 5, 2021 conjugal property family code spousal consent void sale property rights philippine law

Spousal Consent and Conjugal Property: When a Sale Without Permission Is Void

Learn when a spouse can sell conjugal property without consent in the Philippines, and why such sales are void under the Family Code.

Dec 9, 2015 agrarian reform darab jurisdiction carp coverage annulment of sale ra 6657

DARAB Jurisdiction Over Annulment of Land Sales Under CARP Coverage

Supreme Court clarifies DARAB jurisdiction over annulment of deeds of sale for agricultural lands covered by CARP, even without notice of coverage.

Oct 8, 2013 torrens title land dispute collateral attack indispensable party purchaser in good faith property registration

Why Torrens Titles Are Indefeasible: Collateral Attacks and Good Faith Buyers

Philippine law protects Torrens titles from collateral attack. Learn the rules on direct challenges, indispensable parties, and good faith buyers.

Aug 20, 2002 foreclosure redemption waiver estoppel act 3135 mortgage

Upholding Mortgage Foreclosure Waiver and Estoppel in Property Redemption

A mortgagor who attempts to redeem foreclosed property waives defects in the foreclosure sale and is estopped from later challenging its validity.

Oct 12, 1999 lis pendens property due diligence buyers in good faith philippine real estate transferee pendente lite

Lis Pendens and Due Diligence: Why Philippine Property Buyers Must Investigate Title Defects

Learn how the lis pendens rule and the Po Lam case show why Philippine property buyers must go beyond a title check to avoid costly legal disputes.