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The CA’s first division chaired by Presiding Justice Cancio C. Garcia, with the concurrence of Associate Justice Eliezer R. de los Santos and Mariano C. del Castillo, ordered the CLT company to surrender its transfer certificate of title No. T-177013 to the Caloocan registrar of deeds for cancellation.


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In a memorandum with the High Court last week, Solicitor General Alfredo L. Benipayo urged the Court to consider the Department of Justice and the Senate reports on irregularities in the Maysilo Estate in deciding related cases before it.


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                    [Summary] => Administrator Benedicto B. Ulep of the Land Registration Authority (LRA) has indefinitely placed Caloocan City Registrar of Deeds Regulo B. Coloma in the freezer for issuing a title to 10 alleged heirs of a deceased Spanish lady under a Maysilo Estate "mother title" earlier found to be "non-existent and a fabrication."


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                    [Summary] => President, Chamber of Real Estate and Builders Association (CREBA)


The Torrens system of land titles and deeds registration is under a continuing assault by landgrab-bers. A land title no longer inspires confidence which it used, and ought, to have. Usually, a careful purchaser of title undertakes a research into its very source, the so-called "mother title", and laboriously probes into the series of transactions and transfers, before he parts with dear money. Otherwise, in the absence of a land title insurance in this country, he takes it at his own peril.


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MAYSILO ESTATE

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The CA’s first division chaired by Presiding Justice Cancio C. Garcia, with the concurrence of Associate Justice Eliezer R. de los Santos and Mariano C. del Castillo, ordered the CLT company to surrender its transfer certificate of title No. T-177013 to the Caloocan registrar of deeds for cancellation.


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