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Sep 12, 2022 equitable mortgage unlawful detainer property law civil code possessory rights torrens title

Equitable Mortgage vs Sale: Protecting Possessory Rights in Philippine Property Law

When is a deed of sale actually an equitable mortgage? The Supreme Court explains how Article 1602 protects possessory rights.

Jun 13, 2012 equitable mortgage quieting of title civil law property law article 1602 supreme court

Equitable Mortgage Claims: Proving Intent Beyond Bare Allegations

Supreme Court clarifies when a sale is presumed an equitable mortgage under Article 1602, stressing evidence over allegations in property disputes.

Feb 24, 2003 contract-law equitable-mortgage deed-of-sale civil-code supreme-court reformation-of-instrument

When Is a Deed of Sale Actually a Mortgage: Lessons from Molina v. Flores

The Supreme Court explains when a deed of absolute sale may be presumed an equitable mortgage under Article 1602 of the Civil Code.