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    An Act Authorizing The Issuance of Free Patents To Residental Lands

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    RA 10023 authorizes the issuance of free patents to residential lands subject to area limitations ranging from 200 square meters in highly urbanized cities to 1,000 square meters in other municipalities. It reduces the period of eligibility for titling from 30 years to 10 years of occupancy and possession. The law was passed on March 9, 2010 to enable applicants to apply for free patents for residential lands with the Community Environment and Natural Resources Office, which then has 120 days to process the application and make a recommendation to the Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office for approval or disapproval within 5 days of receiving the recommendation.

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    An Act Authorizing The Issuance of Free Patents To Residental Lands

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    RA 10023 authorizes the issuance of free patents to residential lands subject to area limitations ranging from 200 square meters in highly urbanized cities to 1,000 square meters in other municipalities. It reduces the period of eligibility for titling from 30 years to 10 years of occupancy and possession. The law was passed on March 9, 2010 to enable applicants to apply for free patents for residential lands with the Community Environment and Natural Resources Office, which then has 120 days to process the application and make a recommendation to the Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office for approval or disapproval within 5 days of receiving the recommendation.

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    RA 10023 authorizes the issuance of free patents to residential lands subject to area limitations ranging from 200 square meters in highly urbanized cities to 1,000 square meters in other municipalities. It reduces the period of eligibility for titling from 30 years to 10 years of occupancy and possession. The law was passed on March 9, 2010 to enable applicants to apply for free patents for residential lands with the Community Environment and Natural Resources Office, which then has 120 days to process the application and make a recommendation to the Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office for approval or disapproval within 5 days of receiving the recommendation.

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    An Act Authorizing The Issuance of Free Patents To Residental Lands

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    RA 10023 authorizes the issuance of free patents to residential lands subject to area limitations ranging from 200 square meters in highly urbanized cities to 1,000 square meters in other municipalities. It reduces the period of eligibility for titling from 30 years to 10 years of occupancy and possession. The law was passed on March 9, 2010 to enable applicants to apply for free patents for residential lands with the Community Environment and Natural Resources Office, which then has 120 days to process the application and make a recommendation to the Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office for approval or disapproval within 5 days of receiving the recommendation.

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    RA 10023

    AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF


    FREE PATENTS TO RESIDENTAL LANDS
    What are the modes of disposition or how
    can one acquire title over A&D lands?
    What are the modes of disposition or how
    can one acquire title over A&D lands?
    1. by Homestead patent
    2. by Sales Patent
    3. by Lease
    4. by Free Patent or
    Administrative legalization
    RA 10023
    -authorizes issuance of a free patent title to residential lands
    subject to following maximum area limitations:

    200 square meters(0.02ha) highly urbanized cities


    500 square meters(0.05ha) other cities
    750 square meters(0.75ha) 1st and 2nd class
    municipalities
    1000 square meters(0.1ha) other municipalities
    RA 10023
    -passed as law on March 9, 2010

    -reduced the period of eligibility for titling from 30


    years to 10 years of untitled public alienable and
    disposable lands which have been zoned as
    RESIDENTIAL and enables applicants to apply with
    CENRO of the DENR having jurisdiction over the
    parcel of land subject of the application.
    Requisites
    1. Applicant must be a Filipino citizen.
    2. Land applied for is not needed for public service and/or
    public use.
    3. Land must be within a residential zone, covered by a
    survey plan that is approved by DENR.
    4. Land is actually possessed and occupied by applicant for
    at least 10 years prior to application as shown by affidavits
    of residents of the municipality/city.
    5. He must not be the owner of more than 12 hectares
    (120,000 square meters) of land (inclusive of the subject
    land).
    6. A minor can apply for a free patent, provided he is duly
    represented by his natural parents or legal guardian and has
    been occupying and cultivating the area applied for either by
    himself or his predecessor-in-interest
    CENRO
    Sec. 6
    Community Environment and Natural Resources Office
    mandated to process the application within 120 days to include
    compliance with the required notices and other legal
    requirements, and forward its recommendations to the PENRO
    (Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Office) which
    shall approve or disapprove the patent within 5 days.

    If approved, a patent will be issued. In case of conflicting


    claims among different claimants, parties may seek proper
    judicial remedies.
    Proceeding is Administrative in
    Nature
    Original registration of a parcel of land can be acquired
    by:
    1. Judicial Proceeding (filing a petition for registration
    in Court-PD 1529)

    2. Administrative Proceeding- filing an appropriate


    application for patent (e.g. homestead) in the
    Administrative body (DENR) thru PENRO and CENRO.

    The Registration of such Patent becomes the basis for


    Issuance of Original Certificate of Title by Register of
    Deeds.

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