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Showing 1–24 of 164 articles for “land registration”

Land Title Registration in the Philippines: Navigating Imperfect Titles After R.A. 11573

The Supreme Court clarifies how R.A. 11573 eases proof requirements for land registration, remanding a Pasig City case for new evidence.

Land Title Registration in the Philippines: Navigating Ownership Complexities

The Supreme Court clarifies how RA 11573 affects land registration applications, shortening the possession period to 20 years before filing.

Land Registration in the Philippines: Understanding Alienable and Disposable Land

Learn how RA 11573 changed proof requirements for registering alienable and disposable land in the Philippines, explained through a recent Supreme Court ruling.

Land Registration Reopened: New Evidence and RA 11573 Can Overcome Res Judicata

The Supreme Court allows previously denied land registration applications to proceed under RA 11573, easing proof requirements and overcoming res judicata.

Finality of Labor Judgments: DMCI vs Bernadas on Land Registration and Execution

Supreme Court affirms that final labor judgments are immutable and registrable, and that appeals must be filed on time.

Missing Land Records Do Not Invalidate Decree: Supreme Court Ruling

The Supreme Court ruled that a land registration decree remains valid even when government records are missing, protecting landowners from administrative oversights.

Land Registration With Missing Cadastral Records: The Supreme Court's Ruling in Tapay

Can land be registered when government records from a prior cadastral case are missing? The Supreme Court says yes, under certain conditions.

Proving Land Ownership Since 1945: What Philippine Courts Require

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies what evidence proves open, continuous possession since June 12, 1945 for land registration under PD 1529.

Land Registration and the Integrity of Torrens Titles in the Philippines

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling on land registration, double titling risks, and the integrity of Torrens titles.

Proving Land Is Alienable and Disposable: Key to Philippine Land Registration

Learn the strict proof required to register land in the Philippines, from the Supreme Court's ruling in Republic v. PNP.

Unlocking Land Registration: Proving Alienable and Disposable Land in the Philippines

Learn how to prove land is alienable and disposable for Philippine land registration, based on a 2021 Supreme Court ruling.

Navigating Land Registration: Understanding the Supreme Court's Ruling on Corporate Ownership and Public Land

A notary public's duties are sacred. Learn from a Supreme Court ruling on notarizing documents without verifying identity.

Land Registration in the Philippines: Proving Alienable and Disposable Status

Philippine land registration requires proof that property is alienable and disposable public land. A recent Supreme Court ruling explains the strict requirements.

Unlocking Land Ownership: Navigating the Complexities of Land Registration in the Philippines

Learn the strict requirements for land registration in the Philippines, including the crucial proof needed to establish alienable and disposable land.

Understanding the Impact of Timely Appeals on Land Registration Disputes in the Philippines

Learn how the Supreme Court handles land registration appeals, the importance of timely filing, and key procedural rules.

Navigating Land Registration IN THE Philippines THE Crucial Role OF Proving Alienable AND Disposable Land

Land Registration: Proving Alienable and Disposable Land Under the Regalian Doctrine

The Supreme Court clarifies that possession alone cannot justify land registration; applicants must prove the land is alienable and disposable.

Legal Redemption: The Critical Importance of Timely Assertion in Property Disputes

Land registration requires proof the property is alienable and disposable. The Supreme Court explains the rules and burden of proof.

Land Registration: Proving Land Is Alienable and Disposable Under Philippine Law

Learn the strict proof required to register land in the Philippines, including DENR certifications, and why possession alone is not enough.

Challenging Notarized Documents and Torrens Titles in Land Registration Cases

The Supreme Court explains when claims of overlapping titles fail in land registration cases, and why Torrens titles remain protected.

Jurisdictional Thresholds Determining Court Competence In Property Disputes

A 2019 Supreme Court ruling clarifies what courts must decide in land registration cases and the limits of Rule 45 review.

Land Registration: Proving Alienable and Disposable Status and Open Possession Since June 12, 1945

Supreme Court clarifies the strict requirements for judicial confirmation of title under PD 1529, including proof of alienable status and possession since 1945.

Land Registration: Proving Alienable and Disposable Land in the Philippines

Learn the strict rule on proving alienable and disposable land for registration under the Property Registration Decree, explained in plain language.

Proving Land Is Alienable and Disposable: Highpoint v. Republic

Land registration applicants must present both a CENRO certification and a certified true copy of the DENR Secretary's land classification.