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Showing 1–6 of 6 articles for “p.d. 1529”

Surrender of Title and Duplicate Certificates in Property Disputes: Key Lessons from Manarin v. Manarin

When can a court compel surrender of a duplicate title? The Supreme Court clarifies remedies under P.D. 1529 in property disputes.

Torrens Title Indefeasibility and the Burden of Proof in Land Registration Applications

The Supreme Court clarifies that tax declarations alone cannot prove possession since 1945, a key requirement for judicial land registration under P.D. 1529.

Land Registration Denied: Proving Possession Since June 12, 1945

The Supreme Court clarifies the strict requirements for land registration under P.D. 1529, emphasizing the need for clear proof of possession since June 12, 1945.

Navigating Land Registration: Open Possession and Imperfect Titles in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies when possession of alienable public land can ripen into a registrable title under P.D. 1529.

Lost Titles and Land Rights: Reissuing Owner's Duplicate Certificates for Agrarian Reform Compensation

Learn when courts can order reissuance of lost owner's duplicate titles under P.D. 1529, and how this affects agrarian reform compensation claims.

Land Declared Public in Cadastral Case Cannot Be Registered by Voluntary Application

Supreme Court rules land declared public in cadastral proceedings cannot later be registered through voluntary application under P.D. 1529.