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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “levy on execution”

Priority of Registered Levy vs. Prior Unregistered Sale in Property Disputes

The Supreme Court clarifies when a prior unregistered sale beats a later registered levy on execution, and the rules on service of summons by publication.

Priority of Registered Levy vs Prior Unregistered Sale in Philippine Property Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a registered levy on execution beats a prior unregistered sale, and when it does not.

Unregistered Sale vs Registered Levy: Who Wins Under Philippine Property Law

A buyer who fails to register a sale may still defeat a later levy on execution if ownership had already passed, explains a 2018 Supreme Court ruling.

Levy on Execution Prevails Over Prior Unregistered Sale: Suntay v. Keyser Mercantile

Supreme Court rules a registered levy on execution beats a prior unregistered sale, upholding the Torrens system's reliance on clean titles.

Adverse Claims and Execution Liens: Priority Rules in Philippine Property Law

When an adverse claim is annotated on a title before a levy on execution, the earlier claim prevails. This case explains the priority rule.

Adverse Claims vs. Levy on Execution: Protecting Property Rights in the Philippines

Learn when an adverse claim can defeat a levy on execution in Philippine property law, based on a 2006 Supreme Court ruling.

Sheriffs Overreach Defining THE Limits OF Property Levy IN Philippine LAW

When can a sheriff's levy on execution be considered excessive? The Supreme Court clarifies the limits of property levy in Philippine law.