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    B. Publication, Opposition and Default Section 23. Notice of Initial Hearing, Publication, Etc. The Court Shall, Within Five Days From Filing of

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    This document outlines the publication, opposition, and default procedures for an initial hearing on an application for land registration. It details: 1) The court must issue an order setting a date for the initial hearing between 45-90 days from the filing date. 2) The public must be notified through publication in the Official Gazette, a newspaper, and posting. Notices are also mailed to individuals named in the application and various government officials depending on the land location. 3) The notice must be posted in conspicuous places on the land and municipal building 14 days before the hearing and requests all interested parties to appear and state why the application should not be granted.

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    This document outlines the publication, opposition, and default procedures for an initial hearing on an application for land registration. It details: 1) The court must issue an order setting a date for the initial hearing between 45-90 days from the filing date. 2) The public must be notified through publication in the Official Gazette, a newspaper, and posting. Notices are also mailed to individuals named in the application and various government officials depending on the land location. 3) The notice must be posted in conspicuous places on the land and municipal building 14 days before the hearing and requests all interested parties to appear and state why the application should not be granted.

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    This document outlines the publication, opposition, and default procedures for an initial hearing on an application for land registration. It details: 1) The court must issue an order setting a date for the initial hearing between 45-90 days from the filing date. 2) The public must be notified through publication in the Official Gazette, a newspaper, and posting. Notices are also mailed to individuals named in the application and various government officials depending on the land location. 3) The notice must be posted in conspicuous places on the land and municipal building 14 days before the hearing and requests all interested parties to appear and state why the application should not be granted.

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    B. Publication, Opposition and Default Section 23. Notice of Initial Hearing, Publication, Etc. The Court Shall, Within Five Days From Filing of

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    This document outlines the publication, opposition, and default procedures for an initial hearing on an application for land registration. It details: 1) The court must issue an order setting a date for the initial hearing between 45-90 days from the filing date. 2) The public must be notified through publication in the Official Gazette, a newspaper, and posting. Notices are also mailed to individuals named in the application and various government officials depending on the land location. 3) The notice must be posted in conspicuous places on the land and municipal building 14 days before the hearing and requests all interested parties to appear and state why the application should not be granted.

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    B.

    PUBLICATION, OPPOSITION AND DEFAULT

    Section 23. Notice of initial hearing, publication, etc. The court shall, within five days from filing of
    the application, issue an order setting the date and hour of the initial hearing which shall not be
    earlier than forty-five days nor later than ninety days from the date of the order.

    The public shall be given notice of the initial hearing of the application for land registration by means
    of (1) publication; (2) mailing; and (3) posting.

    1. By publication.

    Upon receipt of the order of the court setting the time for initial hearing, the Commissioner of
    Land Registration shall cause notice of initial hearing to be published once in the Official
    Gazette and once in a newspaper of general circulation in the Philippines: Provided,
    however, that the publication in the Official Gazette shall be sufficient to confer jurisdiction
    upon the court. Said notice shall be addressed to all persons appearing to have an interest in
    the land involved including the adjoining owners so far as known, and "to all whom it may
    concern". Said notice shall also require all persons concerned to appear in court at a certain
    date and time to show cause why the prayer of said application shall not be granted.

    2. By mailing.

    (a) Mailing of notice to persons named in the application. The Commissioner of Land
    Registration shall also, within seven days after publication of said notice in the
    Official Gazette, as hereinbefore provided, cause a copy of the notice of initial
    hearing to be mailed to every person named in the notice whose address is known.

    (b) Mailing of notice to the Secretary of Public Highways, the Provincial Governor
    and the Mayor. If the applicant requests to have the line of a public way or road
    determined, the Commissioner of Land Registration shall cause a copy of said notice
    of initial hearing to be mailed to the Secretary of Public Highways, to the Provincial
    Governor, and to the Mayor of the municipality or city, as the case may be, in which
    the land lies.

    (c) Mailing of notice to the Secretary of Agrarian Reform, the Solicitor General, the
    Director of Lands, the Director of Public Works, the Director of Forest Development,
    the Director of Mines and the Director of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources. If the land
    borders on a river, navigable stream or shore, or on an arm of the sea where a river
    or harbor line has been established, or on a lake, or if it otherwise appears from the
    application or the proceedings that a tenant-farmer or the national government may
    have a claim adverse to that of the applicant, notice of the initial hearing shall be
    given in the same manner to the Secretary of Agrarian Reform, the Solicitor General,
    the Director of Lands, the Director of Mines and/or the Director of Fisheries and
    Aquatic Resources, as may be appropriate.

    3. By posting.

    The Commissioner of Land Registration shall also cause a duly attested copy of the notice of
    initial hearing to be posted by the sheriff of the province or city, as the case may be, or by his
    deputy, in a conspicuous place on each parcel of land included in the application and also in
    a conspicuous place on the bulletin board of the municipal building of the municipality or city
    in which the land or portion thereof is situated, fourteen days at least before the date of initial
    hearing.

    The court may also cause notice to be served to such other persons and in such manner as
    it may deem proper.

    The notice of initial hearing shall, in form, be substantially as follows:

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