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Showing 1–4 of 4 articles for “judicial partition”

When a Notary Lacks Authority: How Defective Notarization Can Void Property Transfers

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on defective notarization, judicial partition, and why notarized documents require a validly commissioned notary public.

Invalid Extrajudicial Partition: Imprescriptibility of Actions to Annul

An invalid extrajudicial partition that excludes a compulsory heir transmits no rights; actions to annul it do not prescribe.

When Heirs Disagree: Judicial Partition Over Administration of an Estate

Philippine Supreme Court ruling explains when courts may convert estate administration proceedings into judicial partition among heirs.

Extrajudicial Partition and Property Rights in Philippine Inheritance Disputes

Understand how the Supreme Court upheld a 1951 extrajudicial partition, clarifying heirs' property rights, prescription, and laches in inheritance disputes.