LAND REGISTRATION REVIEW

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Land Registration Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge on land registration and property classification with this comprehensive quiz! Whether you're a student, legal professional, or just someone interested in property laws, this quiz will help reinforce what you know.

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All things which are the object of appropriation are considered as either immovable or real property, or movable or personal property.

Property

Public Dominion

Patrimonial Property

Private Property

Below are Properties NOT SUSCEPTIBLE of APPROPRIATION, except

Movable Property

Not susceptible due to physical impossibility

Not susceptible due to legal impossibility

Common things

It is owned by everybody in that their use and enjoyment are given to all of mankind

res communes

Res nullus

Public dominion

Private property

Below are REQUISITES for a THING to be considered a property, except

SUBSTANTIVITY/Individuality,

UTILITY

APPROPRIABILITY,

POSSIBILITY

Property does only cover material things because it mentions of rights which could either be classified as real or personal right.

True

False

It is a REQUISITES for a THING to be considered a property which it can serve as a means to satisfy human needs

Substantivity

Appropriability

Individuality

Utility

It is a REQUISITES for a THING to be considered a property susceptibility to ownership/possession, even if not yet actually appropriated

Appropriability

Utility

Substantivity

Individuality

It is a REQUISITES for a THING to be considered a property that has a separate and autonomous existence and not simply a part of a whole

Substantivity

Possibility

Utility

Appropriability

What are the CLASSIFICATION of PROPERTY

IMMOVABLE and movable property

IMMOVABLE or REAL property

MOVABLE or PERSONAL property

What category of real property Classified by express provision of law or those which are not actually tangible properties but are rights and interests over existing immovable properties

Nature

Incorporation

Destination

Analogy

A manner that it reveals the intention to attach them permanently

Movable property

Immovable property

All things which can be transported from place to place without impairment of the real property

Movable property

Immovable property

What category of real property cannot be moved from one place to another

Nature

Incorporation

Destination

Analogy

What category of real property attached to an immovable in a fixed manner and considered as an integral part thereof, irrespective of its ownership

Nature

Incorporation

Destination

Analogy

What category of real property that is placed in buildings or on lands by the owner of the immovable or his agent in such a manner that it reveals the intention to attach them permanently

Nature

Incorporation

Destination

Analogy

What Tests to determine whether a property is a movable property when Immovable by nature but movable for the purpose of the special law

Test of Exclusion

Test of Mobility

By reason of a Special law

What Tests to determine whether a property is a movable property If the property is capable of being carried from place to place without injuring the real property

Test of Exclusion

Test of Mobility

By reason of a Special law

What Tests to determine whether a property is a movable property when Everything not included in Art. 415 of NCC

Test of Exclusion

Test of Mobility

By reason of a Special law

In relation to the State Property is ;

Public Dominion and Patrimonial

Public use and Patrimonial

Private or Owned property

In relation to political subdivisions/local government unit;

Public Dominion and Patrimonial

Public use and Patrimonial

Private or Owned property

In relation to private persons;

Public Dominion and Patrimonial

Public use and Patrimonial

Private or Owned property

It means ownership by the public in general, not even the State or subdivisions thereof may make them the object of commerce as long as they remain properties for public use.

Public Dominion

Patrimonial Property

Private Property

Properties classified as public dominion cannot be alienated but are not totally outside the commerce of man

True

False

In order to be classified as property of public dominion, an intention to not devote it to public use or to public service

True

False

The following things are property of public dominion, except;

Those intended for public use,

Intended for some public service

For the development of the national wealth

None of the above

What Kinds of property may be used by anybody

For Public Use

Intended for Public Service and not for public use

Development of the national wealth

It is used only by duly authorized persons

For Public Use

Intended for Public Service and not for public use

Development of the national wealth

These are Kinds of property of Public Dominion, except

For Public Use

Intended for Public Service and not for public use

Development of the national wealth

None of the above

Characteristics of properties of Public Dominion cannot be alienated or leased or be subject of any contract

True

False

This is a property pertaining to the State which is not intended for public use, public service, or for the development of the national wealth.

Patrimonial Property

Private Ownership

Public Dominion

The patrimonial property of the State or any of its subdivisions may be acquired by private individuals or juridical persons through prescription. I

True

False

. Property of publicdominion, when no longer intended for public use or for public service, shall form part of the patrimonial property of the State.

True

False

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