Counter Affidavit Rodriguez V Summit
Counter Affidavit Rodriguez V Summit
Counter Affidavit Rodriguez V Summit
Department of Justice
PROVINCIAL PROSECUTION SERVICE
OFFICE OF THE PROVINCIAL PROSECUTOR OF RIZAL
Taytay, Rizal
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JOINT COUNTER-AFFIDAVIT
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Property, Estafa, Grave Threats, Grave Coercion, and Qualified
Trespass to Dwelling;
PREFATORY STATEMENT
(b) The tenant is not permitted to deny the title of his landlord at the
time of the commencement of the relation of landlord and tenant
between them” Section 2 (b), Rule 131, Revised Rules on
Evidence
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WHEREAS, statistic in the Land Registration Commission show
that recording in the system of registration under the Spanish
Mortgage Law is practically nil and that this system has become
obsolete;
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This being the case and likewise being clear that plaintiffs were
not the lawful owners of the land subject of this case, for they did
not comply with PD 892, the said plaintiffs do not have the legal
standing to bring before this Court the instant complaint…
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4. That in the case of Pedro Santiago vs. SBMA, G.R. No. 156888,
November 20, 2006, the Supreme Court reiterated the
aforementioned fact,
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Court had already expressed in the case of Nemencio C.
Evangelista, et al. v. Carmelino M. Santiago,18 that the Spanish
title of Don Hermogenes Rodriguez, the Titulo de Propriedad de
Torrenos of 1891, has been divested of any evidentiary value to
establish ownership over real property.”
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area without the consent and against the consent of the owner
of the property, which is the named corporate respondent
herein;
2. That the corporation and its agents, as the lawful owner of the
property, as shown by their Torrens Titles, have every right over
the disposition of their property, as provided for by the Civil
Code, which states:
“Article 428. The owner has the right to enjoy and dispose of a thing,
without other limitations than those established by law.
The owner has also a right of action against the holder and possessor of
the thing in order to recover it. (348a)
Article 429. The owner or lawful possessor of a thing has the right to
exclude any person from the enjoyment and disposal thereof. For this
purpose, he may use such force as may be reasonably necessary to repel
or prevent an actual or threatened unlawful physical invasion or
usurpation of his property. (n)
Article 430. Every owner may enclose or fence his land or tenements by
means of walls, ditches, live or dead hedges, or by any other means
without detriment to servitudes constituted thereon. (388)”
AFFIANTS:
ELMER NICDAO
MELCHOR ALCANTARA
REYNALDO LAGUERTA
EDNA SALES
HILDA MACALINO
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SUMMIT HOMES AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION