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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “military reservations”

Quieting Title Actions in the Philippines: What Property Owners Must Know

Learn how Philippine courts handle property title disputes, military reservations, and why the Balmaceda case matters for landowners.

Property Rights vs. Military Reservations: The Balmaceda Case on Void Titles

A landmark Supreme Court ruling on why titles tracing back to cancelled certificates cannot defeat the government's claim over military reservations.

Republic v. Heirs of Bernabe: Who May Sue for Reversion of Former Military Lands

The Supreme Court clarifies that the Republic, not the BCDA, is the real party in interest in reversion cases involving former military reservations.

Jurisdiction in Property Disputes: Nullifying Contracts vs. Recovering Land Rights

When can the government nullify land titles? The Supreme Court clarifies jurisdiction rules in property disputes involving military reservations.

Eviction from Military Reservations: Government Authority and Squatters' Rights in the Philippines

Philippine Army v. Pamittan clarifies when the government may evict occupants of military reservations without a court order and the limits of squatters' rights.

Upholding Public Land Rights Denying Land Registration Within Military Reservations

Supreme Court affirms that lands inside military reservations and forest lands are inalienable public domain, not registrable.

Public Land vs Private Claim: Military Reservations and the Limits of Land Acquisition in the Philippines

The Supreme Court voids a title over land inside Fort Bonifacio, ruling military reservations are inalienable public land.

Presidential Proclamations and Land Ownership: Military Reservations in the Philippines

Can a presidential proclamation override private land claims? The Supreme Court clarifies how military reservations affect ownership rights.