The caption sets forth the name of the court, the title of the action, and the docket number if a... more The caption sets forth the name of the court, the title of the action, and the docket number if assigned. The title of the action indicates the names of the parties.
RULE 7 of the RULES of COURT including the 2019 Amendments to the 1997 Rules of Court.
AN ACT IMPROVING THE CONFIRMATION PROCESS FOR IMPERFECT LAND TITLES, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE COM... more AN ACT IMPROVING THE CONFIRMATION PROCESS FOR IMPERFECT LAND TITLES, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE COMMONWEALTH ACT NO. 141, AS AMENDED, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS “THE PUBLIC LAND ACT,” AND PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 1529, AS AMENDED, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE “PROPERTY REGISTRATION DECREE”
R.A. No. 1899 authorizes municipalities and chartered cities to undertake and carry out at their ... more R.A. No. 1899 authorizes municipalities and chartered cities to undertake and carry out at their own expense the reclamation by dredging, filling or other means, of any foreshore lands bordering their respective territories. The law itself specifies what lands may be reclaimed and these are foreshore lands. It did not, however, define the term foreshore lands
Section 141 of P.D. No. 1529 refers to the judicial confirmation of imperfect or incomplete tit... more Section 141 of P.D. No. 1529 refers to the judicial confirmation of imperfect or incomplete titles to public land acquired under Section 48(b) of Commonwealth Act C.A. No. 141, or the Public Land Act, as amended by P.D. No. 1073. For purposes of land registration under Section 141 of P.D. No. 1529, proof of specific acts of ownership must be presented to substantiate the claim of open, continuous, exclusive, and notorious possession and occupation of the land subject of the application. Applicants for land registration cannot just offer general statements which are mere conclusions of law rather than factual evidence of possession. Actual possession consists in the manifestation of acts of dominion over it of such a nature as a party would actually exercise over his own property.
The Powers of Congress may be classified generally into two categories:
Legislative Power
Non-Le... more The Powers of Congress may be classified generally into two categories:
Legislative Power Non-Legislative Power These powers are expressly conferred by the Constitution. As vested by the Constitution in Congress, it is a derivative power and delegated power.[2]From such express powers may be derived some implied powers, such as the power to punish contempt in legislative investigations. The Congress also possesses inherent powers, such as the determination of its rules of proceedings and the discipline of its members.[3]
Appointing power may be exercised by the legislature and by the judiciary, although intrinsically... more Appointing power may be exercised by the legislature and by the judiciary, although intrinsically executive and therefore pertaining mainly to the President. It is likewise exercised by the Constitutional Commissions, over their respective personnel.
The caption sets forth the name of the court, the title of the action, and the docket number if a... more The caption sets forth the name of the court, the title of the action, and the docket number if assigned. The title of the action indicates the names of the parties.
RULE 7 of the RULES of COURT including the 2019 Amendments to the 1997 Rules of Court.
AN ACT IMPROVING THE CONFIRMATION PROCESS FOR IMPERFECT LAND TITLES, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE COM... more AN ACT IMPROVING THE CONFIRMATION PROCESS FOR IMPERFECT LAND TITLES, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE COMMONWEALTH ACT NO. 141, AS AMENDED, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS “THE PUBLIC LAND ACT,” AND PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 1529, AS AMENDED, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE “PROPERTY REGISTRATION DECREE”
R.A. No. 1899 authorizes municipalities and chartered cities to undertake and carry out at their ... more R.A. No. 1899 authorizes municipalities and chartered cities to undertake and carry out at their own expense the reclamation by dredging, filling or other means, of any foreshore lands bordering their respective territories. The law itself specifies what lands may be reclaimed and these are foreshore lands. It did not, however, define the term foreshore lands
Section 141 of P.D. No. 1529 refers to the judicial confirmation of imperfect or incomplete tit... more Section 141 of P.D. No. 1529 refers to the judicial confirmation of imperfect or incomplete titles to public land acquired under Section 48(b) of Commonwealth Act C.A. No. 141, or the Public Land Act, as amended by P.D. No. 1073. For purposes of land registration under Section 141 of P.D. No. 1529, proof of specific acts of ownership must be presented to substantiate the claim of open, continuous, exclusive, and notorious possession and occupation of the land subject of the application. Applicants for land registration cannot just offer general statements which are mere conclusions of law rather than factual evidence of possession. Actual possession consists in the manifestation of acts of dominion over it of such a nature as a party would actually exercise over his own property.
The Powers of Congress may be classified generally into two categories:
Legislative Power
Non-Le... more The Powers of Congress may be classified generally into two categories:
Legislative Power Non-Legislative Power These powers are expressly conferred by the Constitution. As vested by the Constitution in Congress, it is a derivative power and delegated power.[2]From such express powers may be derived some implied powers, such as the power to punish contempt in legislative investigations. The Congress also possesses inherent powers, such as the determination of its rules of proceedings and the discipline of its members.[3]
Appointing power may be exercised by the legislature and by the judiciary, although intrinsically... more Appointing power may be exercised by the legislature and by the judiciary, although intrinsically executive and therefore pertaining mainly to the President. It is likewise exercised by the Constitutional Commissions, over their respective personnel.
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RULE 7 of the RULES of COURT including the 2019 Amendments to the 1997 Rules of Court.
Legislative Power
Non-Legislative Power
These powers are expressly conferred by the Constitution. As vested by the Constitution in Congress, it is a derivative power and delegated power.[2]From such express powers may be derived some implied powers, such as the power to punish contempt in legislative investigations. The Congress also possesses inherent powers, such as the determination of its rules of proceedings and the discipline of its members.[3]
RULE 7 of the RULES of COURT including the 2019 Amendments to the 1997 Rules of Court.
Legislative Power
Non-Legislative Power
These powers are expressly conferred by the Constitution. As vested by the Constitution in Congress, it is a derivative power and delegated power.[2]From such express powers may be derived some implied powers, such as the power to punish contempt in legislative investigations. The Congress also possesses inherent powers, such as the determination of its rules of proceedings and the discipline of its members.[3]