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Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What principle postulates that all lands and resources belong to the State and private ownership is derived from it?

a)

Regalian Doctrine

b)

Restoration

c)

Incontrovertibility or Indefeasibility of Title

d)

Mirror Doctrine

2.

In original registration of lands, what may substitute for the original tracing cloth?

a)

Technical description of the property

b)

​Blueprint copy of the survey plan

c)

Tax declarations

d)

None. The submission of the original tracing cloth is mandatory

3.

What doctrine postulates that every person dealing with registered land may safely rely on the correctness of the certificate of title issued therefor and is in no way obliged to go beyond the certificate to determine the condition of the property?

a)

Incontrovertibility or Indefeasibility of Title

b)

Regalian Doctrine

c)

Mirror Doctrine

d)

Restoration

4.

May the Land Registration Authority issue a decree of registration while the decision in the land registration case is pending appeal?

a)

Yes, an appeal does not suspend the issuance of a decree pursuant to a favorable judgment.

b)

Yes, execution pending appeal is allowed in the Rules of Court.

c)

No, the decision has not yet attained finality.

d)

No, it is the appellate court that has the power to order the issuance of a decree of registration.

5.

What doctrine/s postulate/s that a Certificate of Title cannot be modified or assailed a year after its issuance?

a)

Buyer in Good Faith or Good Faith

b)

Incontrovertibility or Indefeasibility of Title

c)

Mirror Doctrine

d)

Regalian Doctrine

6.

Mr. A purchased a land from Mr. B “free from all liens and encumbrances of any kind”. When Mr. A applied for original registration of the land, the local government intervened and sought the payment of real estate taxes which were due for the past 5 years but were not paid by the previous owner. The court ordered Mr. A to pay these taxes before granting registration.

a)

The court is not correct because the land cannot be subject to encumbrances not expressly indicated on the documents of title.

b)

The court is not correct because the former owner was the one responsible for the tax delinquency and he was not a party to the land registration case.

c)

The court is correct because these taxes follow the land and the government does not waive the right to collect them.

d)

The court is correct because Mr. A is a successor-in-interest of Mr. B.

7.

What is the status or character given to a person who has no notice of a defect in the right or title of his transferor or predecessor?

a)

Mirror Doctrine

b)

Restoration

c)

Incontrovertibility or Indefeasibility of Title

d)

Buyer in Good Faith or Good Faith

8.

Which of the following is not a remedy available to an aggrieved party in registration proceedings:

a)

new trial

b)

petition for review

c)

relief from judgment

d)

separate application for registration

9.

What is the restoration of a lost title in its original form and condition?

a)

Restoration

b)

Mirror Doctrine

c)

Incontrovertibility or Indefeasibility of Title

d)

Buyer in Good Faith or Good Faith

10.

Which of the following statements is not true about registration of sale of lands?

a)

Registration is made by recording of the proper deed of conveyance and the surrender of the seller’s certificate of title.

b)

Registration is the operative act that transfers ownership to the buyer.

c)

Registration is without prejudice to prior vested rights in favor of third persons.

d)

Registration shall be made with the Register of Deeds of the place where the property is located.