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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “buyers in good faith”

Understanding Fraudulent Property Transfers, Implied Trusts, and Good Faith Buyers in Philippine Law

The Supreme Court explains when a fraudulent property transfer creates an implied trust and when buyers in good faith are protected under Philippine law.

Dividing Inherited Lands: Ownership Disputes and Property Rights in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine courts resolve inherited land disputes, including pacto de retro sales, co-ownership, and the rights of buyers in good faith.

Genuine Sale vs Equitable Mortgage: When a Deed of Sale Stands in Land Disputes

The Supreme Court clarifies when a deed of sale is genuine and not an equitable mortgage, and how buyers in good faith are protected in land disputes.

Voiding a Sale: Understanding Consent and Good Faith in Property Transactions

The Supreme Court explains when a Philippine deed of sale may be voided for lack of consent, and how the Torrens system protects buyers in good faith.