refers to the power of the State to take private property for public use upon payment of just compensation.

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refers to the power of the State to impose charge or burden upon persons, property, or property rights, for the use and support of the government and to enable it to discharge its appropriate functions.

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Includes legal easement, zoning regulations, building code, rent control, urban and agrarian reform, subdivision regulations, escheat.

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Includes voluntary servitudes, mortgages, pledges, lease and deed of restrictions.

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Includes donation, usufruct.

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Example Co-ownership

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A kind of public open space defined under the Water Code and other laws that must be absolutely free of all forms of physical obstructions that can negatively affect natural light and ventilation within such space or that can impede access to or the full recreational use of such space by the general public.

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What is PD 1067?

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Prescribed easement for URBAN AREAS (in meters)

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Prescribed easement for AGRICULTURAL AREAS (in meters)

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Prescribed easement for FOREST AREAS (in meters)

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Mode of acquiring ownership; The administrative method of acquiring public lands, such as homestead settlement, free patent and sales patent.

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Mode of acquiring ownership; The voluntary transfer or conveyance of privately owned property by an owner, such as by sale or donation. It is the transfer of title to land by the owner himself or his duly authorized representative to another by mutual consent. The Consent of the grantor is an essential element.

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Mode of acquiring ownership; The process by which a land is transferred with the consent and conformity of the owner such as by sale or donation.

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Mode of acquiring ownership; or Involuntary Grant; The process by which a land is taken against the consent of the owner, such as expropriation proceedings, execution of judgment, tax sales and foreclosure. This method of transfer does not require the consent or cooperation of the owner of the land, since this is usually carried out against his will.

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The transfer of property, as by conveyance or will, into the ownership of another

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Mode of acquiring ownership; Acquired by virtue of inheritance, which requires a degree of relationship.

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Mode of acquiring ownership; In (a)   , succession need not be in favor of a relative. Title to the property is transferred by way of will executed by the Testator.

Mode of acquiring ownership; Title by (a)   may be acquired by virtue of hereditary succession to the estate of a deceased owner. To be an heir, it requires certain degree or relationship with the decedent.

Mode of acquiring ownership; The filling of submerged land by deliberate act of the Government. In the Philippines, there exists no such grant, express or implied, to private landowners. It is only the government that can assert title to reclaimed land. However, the government may declare it property of the adjoining owners and as an increment thereto only when it is no longer necessary for public use.

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Mode of acquiring ownership; The process by which a riparian land gradually and unperceptively receives addition made by the water to which the land is contiguous.

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river

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Mode of acquiring ownership; When one acquires ownership and other real rights through the lapse of time in the manner and under the conditions laid down by law. It is a mode of acquisition of title through continuous, open, adverse possession in the concept of an owner for the period fixed by law.

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Classes of acquisition in the Philippines; Large blocks of land were granted to the Spanish elite who wished to settle in the Philippines, and the Filipinos on these land grants became the serfs or tenant farmers of the Spanish landlords.

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Classes of acquisition in the Philippines; a gift of real estate – land or its use privileges – made by a government or other authority as an incentive, means of enabling works, or as a reward for services to an individual, especially in return for military service

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Classes of acquisition in the Philippines; lands usually held by a federal government as public lands and valuable for deposits of metals and other minerals (as marble, slate, petroleum, asphalt, and guano)

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or RA No. 6957, It authorizes the financing, operation and maintenance of infrastructure projects by the private sector.

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Under this scheme, the contractor will construct, finance, operate and maintain the given infrastructure facility. The contractor operates this facility, charging the users with the appropriate fees, rentals, tolls, or charges sufficient to recover its operating and maintenance expenses and its investment in the project and to earn a reasonable rate of profit.

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the act providing for the stabilization and regulation of rentals of certain residential units and for other purposes.

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Modes of access to land; the amount paid for the use or occupancy of a residential unit whether payment is made on a monthly or other basis; may also be called rental.

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may be an apartment, house and/or land on which another’s residence is located used for residential purposes. It includes buildings, and parts and units that are used exclusively as dwelling places, motels, motel rooms, hotels, hotel rooms, boarding houses, dormitories, rooms and bed spaces offered for rent by their owners

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the person renting the residential unit

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includes the owner, administrators, or agents of the owner of the residential unit

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the person who leases or rents out the residential unit leased to him by another owner

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the person who leases or rents a residential unit from the sublessor

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based upon an agreement by which the landlord allows the use of the premises to the tenant and the tenant agrees to compensate the landlord for its use and possession

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Modes of access to land; The written instrument that pledges real estate as security for debt. It should be in writing and must be legal.

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the lend

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the borrower

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for a mortgage providing for monthly payments, the mortgage constant is 12 times the monthly instalment

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the right of the lender to confiscate mortgages property if the borrower cannot pay his obligation

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transaction by which the borrower reacquires or buys back the property mortgaged

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Rights of the mortgagor; The right to recover the property mortgaged upon payment of the debt due the lender

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Rights of the mortgagor; The owner of the mortgaged property may redeem the title of the property at any time during the statutory period upon payment of the sale price

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Rights of the mortgagor; If the market interest rates fall below the rate charged under a long-term mortgage, the borrower has an incentive with another lender at a lower interest rate

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type of mortgage According to Priority of Liens; when a property having been mortgaged already has been subjected to another mortgage to pay off the first

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type of mortgage According to Priority of Liens; when a mortgage is used as substitute for cash and is given to the seller as part of the purchase price

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type of mortgage Classified by Repayment Plan; limited to short periods three to five years

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type of mortgage Classified by Repayment Plan; mortgage payments are constant, with the amounts accumulating to principal and interest values with each payment and interest is calculated against the remaining balance

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to pay money that is owed for something (such as a mortgage) by making regular payments over a long period of time

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type of mortgage Classified by Repayment Plan; calls for constant payment to principal

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type of mortgage Classified by Repayment Plan; means a portion of the principal is to be amortized plus the total sum due at maturity of the loan

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type of mortgage Classified by Repayment Plan; allow payment for less than the amortized mortgage

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type of mortgage according to Type of Property; includes personal property

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type of mortgage according to Type of Property; covers more than one parcel of land

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type of mortgage according to Type of Property; allows several lenders to participate in the mortgage

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type of mortgage according to Type of Property; construction loans to finance new building construction

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type of mortgage according to Type of Property; second mortgage that includes existing mortgage

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kind of foreclosure where the Court decides the terms of foreclosure should the lender decide to file a case against the borrower

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kind of foreclosure when the lender grants a power of attorney to a bank

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Modes of access to land; an interest in real property that consists of a separate interest in a unit in a residential, industrial, or commercial building and an undivided interest in common directly or indirectly, in the land on which it is located and in other common areas of the building

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What is the best evidence or proof of ownership over a parcel of land?

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A judicial or administrative proceeding whereby a person’s claim of ownership over a particular land is determined and confirmed or recognized so that such land and the ownership thereof may be recorded in a public registry

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The certificate of ownership issued by the Land Register of Deeds, naming and declaring the owner of the real property described therein, free from all liens and encumbrances except such as may be expressly noted thereon or otherwise reserved by law

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classification of public lands; those that can be acquired or issued title. Our constitution provides that only agricultural lands can be disposed of to private citizens.

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classification of public lands; includes timber or forest lands, mineral lands, national parks. No title can be issued over any portion within this area.

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modes of acquisition of A&D lands; a mode of acquiring alienable and disposable lands of the public domain for agricultural purposes conditioned upon actual cultivation and residence

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modes of acquisition of A&D lands; REPUBLIC ACT NO. 730 is an act permitting sale without public auction of alienable and disposable lands of the public domain for residential purpose.

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What is the maximum area that may be granted to an applicant?

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A contract by which one party conveys land, property, services, etc., to another for a specified time, usually in return for a periodic payment

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a mode of acquiring a parcel of alienable and disposable public land which is suitable for agricultural purposes, through the administrative confirmation of imperfect and incomplete title

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How can one acquire a title? What are the two proceedings?

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WHO CAN OWN LANDS IN THE PHILIPPINES?

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