This document is a deed of absolute sale between Evelyn D. Monsod as the seller and Jerome C. Dizon, Gregory C. Dizon, Lalain C. Dizon, and Leonora C. Dizon as the buyers. The seller agrees to sell a 56 square meter parcel of land in Mandaluyong City covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. 20713 for PHP 300,000. The buyers agree to pay all taxes and fees to transfer the title to their names. The parties and witnesses sign the document in the presence of a notary public.
1) Gloria B. Salvador sells to Rodolfo B. Balunso Jr. an 8,800 square meter parcel of land in Manapao, Minalabac, Camarines Sur for 350,000 Philippine pesos.
2) The land is described as Lot 3245-A with boundaries along other lots, and Gloria Salvador provides the title and guarantees there are no encumbrances.
3) The deed of sale is signed and acknowledged by both parties in the presence of witnesses and a notary public in July 2014.
This document summarizes a deed of absolute sale between Juana Dela Cruz Clinton as the seller and spouses Rico and Gina Solamo as the buyers. The seller agrees to sell a 250 square meter parcel of land located in Cebu White Sands Subdivision to the buyers for 1.3 million Philippine pesos. The property is covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. 65397 and is being sold free of any liens or encumbrances.
This document summarizes the deed of sale of a motor vehicle from the seller to the buyer. It identifies the seller and buyer, provides details of the vehicle such as make, model, and identification numbers, and states that for monetary compensation, the seller is transferring ownership of the vehicle to the buyer free of any liens. The document is signed by both the seller and buyer and notarized.
The document provides samples of basic legal forms used in Philippine courts, including captions, acknowledgments, affidavits, and negotiable instruments. It describes the types of courts established after the Judiciary Reorganization Act of 1980 and provides examples of captions for each court. It also provides templates for acknowledgments, jurats, affidavits, verifications, and certifications. Finally, it includes examples of promissory notes and bills of exchange as samples of negotiable instruments.
The document discusses participatory governance in Naga City, Philippines. It outlines the evolution of Naga's shared community vision over time from "A City for the People" to becoming an inclusive city and model of participative urban governance. It also describes several participatory mechanisms that were established such as the Naga City People's Council, referendums, and an i-Governance program utilizing tools like a citizen's charter, city website, and TxtServeNaga mobile messaging system to engage citizens and promote transparency. The outcomes have included greater accountability, cost savings, and widespread availability of information that has enabled more critical citizen engagement. Moving forward, challenges include sustaining gains through continued leadership and community organizing.
This document outlines a case study analysis of local government priorities and development strategies, including how a government fostered participation through various programs and the results achieved. It concludes with recommendations based on performance factors.
This document appoints an agent to act on behalf of the principal to sell a property. It grants the agent full power and authority to sell the property, negotiate the purchase price, sign documents, and receive payment on behalf of the principal. The principal and agent acknowledge the special power of attorney before a notary public.
This document is a deed of absolute sale between Evelyn D. Monsod as the seller and Jerome C. Dizon, Gregory C. Dizon, Lalain C. Dizon, and Leonora C. Dizon as the buyers. The seller agrees to sell a 56 square meter parcel of land in Mandaluyong City covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. 20713 for PHP 300,000. The buyers agree to pay all taxes and fees to transfer the title to their names. The parties and witnesses sign the document in the presence of a notary public.
1) Gloria B. Salvador sells to Rodolfo B. Balunso Jr. an 8,800 square meter parcel of land in Manapao, Minalabac, Camarines Sur for 350,000 Philippine pesos.
2) The land is described as Lot 3245-A with boundaries along other lots, and Gloria Salvador provides the title and guarantees there are no encumbrances.
3) The deed of sale is signed and acknowledged by both parties in the presence of witnesses and a notary public in July 2014.
This document summarizes a deed of absolute sale between Juana Dela Cruz Clinton as the seller and spouses Rico and Gina Solamo as the buyers. The seller agrees to sell a 250 square meter parcel of land located in Cebu White Sands Subdivision to the buyers for 1.3 million Philippine pesos. The property is covered by Transfer Certificate of Title No. 65397 and is being sold free of any liens or encumbrances.
This document summarizes the deed of sale of a motor vehicle from the seller to the buyer. It identifies the seller and buyer, provides details of the vehicle such as make, model, and identification numbers, and states that for monetary compensation, the seller is transferring ownership of the vehicle to the buyer free of any liens. The document is signed by both the seller and buyer and notarized.
The document provides samples of basic legal forms used in Philippine courts, including captions, acknowledgments, affidavits, and negotiable instruments. It describes the types of courts established after the Judiciary Reorganization Act of 1980 and provides examples of captions for each court. It also provides templates for acknowledgments, jurats, affidavits, verifications, and certifications. Finally, it includes examples of promissory notes and bills of exchange as samples of negotiable instruments.
The document discusses participatory governance in Naga City, Philippines. It outlines the evolution of Naga's shared community vision over time from "A City for the People" to becoming an inclusive city and model of participative urban governance. It also describes several participatory mechanisms that were established such as the Naga City People's Council, referendums, and an i-Governance program utilizing tools like a citizen's charter, city website, and TxtServeNaga mobile messaging system to engage citizens and promote transparency. The outcomes have included greater accountability, cost savings, and widespread availability of information that has enabled more critical citizen engagement. Moving forward, challenges include sustaining gains through continued leadership and community organizing.
This document outlines a case study analysis of local government priorities and development strategies, including how a government fostered participation through various programs and the results achieved. It concludes with recommendations based on performance factors.
This document appoints an agent to act on behalf of the principal to sell a property. It grants the agent full power and authority to sell the property, negotiate the purchase price, sign documents, and receive payment on behalf of the principal. The principal and agent acknowledge the special power of attorney before a notary public.
This document establishes a mutual right-of-way agreement between two neighboring property owners, referred to as the First Party and Second Party. It grants each party the right to use the other's property for pedestrian and vehicle access. The agreement specifies the locations of the rights-of-way and obligates both parties to maintain the access areas and share any costs associated with repairs. It is intended to benefit both current and future owners of the properties and can only be amended in writing signed by both parties.
The document outlines the key points of the Real Estate Service Act of the Philippines, including its purpose, definitions, and establishment of the Professional Regulatory Board of Real Estate Service. The Board is tasked with regulating the real estate profession through licensing examinations, practitioner registration, enforcement of ethics rules, and setting standards for real estate education. It has powers like disciplinary action, policy setting, and supervision of professional organizations. Board members must have real estate-related qualifications and experience.
The document summarizes key concepts in Philippine real estate law, including:
- Ownership rights include the right to possess, use, enjoy fruits, dispose of, and recover property. Limitations include those imposed by law, contract, taxation, and eminent domain.
- Land ownership extends to the subsurface and airspace. Hidden treasures found on one's land belong to the land owner, with exceptions if found on another's land.
- Ownership rights include rights of accession to property's produce and improvements. Generally, only Filipino citizens and corporations may acquire land, with some exceptions.
This document is a lease contract between a lessor and lessee for a residential property. The key terms of the lease include:
- The lease is for one year, from date to date.
- The monthly rental rate is a specified amount in Philippine Pesos.
- The lessee pays a deposit equivalent to three months rent prior to moving in.
- The lessee is responsible for utilities and public services during the lease.
- The contract outlines terms around payment defaults, subleasing, repairs, and expiration of the lease.
This document is an earnest money receipt agreement for the purchase of a two-story house and lot. It details that the buyer has provided earnest money in the amount of [Amount] to the seller as a down payment. The balance is to be paid in full by [Date]. The agreement gives the buyer exclusive rights to purchase the property and prevents the seller from offering it to others until [Date]. Upon full payment, the seller will transfer title to the property to the buyer through a deed of absolute sale.
How to estimate the value of real estate properties in the philippinesGreen Minds
There are three main approaches to estimate the value of real estate properties in the Philippines:
1) The cost approach estimates value by summing the land value and depreciated value of any improvements.
2) The sales comparison approach compares the subject property to similar properties that have recently sold, with adjustments made for differences.
3) The income approach capitalizes an income stream into a value for commercial properties, using revenue multipliers or capitalization rates applied to the net operating income.
This document provides an extension of authority for a real estate agent to sell a property within a certain number of days. It outlines key details about the property such as location, lot area, improvements, and price. It specifies the terms of payment and expenses to be covered by the seller and buyer. The broker's commission is set at 5% of the agreed upon price. If the agent is successful in offering the property, they will receive 50% of the net commission received by the listing agent. All transactions regarding any potential buyer must be done with transparency and include both the listing agent and agent.
This document is a contract to sell a parcel of land from a vendor to a vendee. The key details are:
- The vendor agrees to sell a land area of LAND AREA IN WORDS (000) square meters to the vendee located at the specified address.
- The total consideration for the sale is 1,000,000 Philippine pesos, with 50,000 pesos paid as earnest money upon signing and the remaining 950,000 pesos to be paid in full by the specified date.
- The contract outlines terms regarding taxes, possession, and execution of deed of sale upon full payment.
Deed of assignment and transfer of rightsGreen Minds
Juan de la Cruz assigns all rights and interest in a condominium unit to Pedro San Juan for 5 million pesos. The unit is located at Jade Suites & Residences in Cebu City and has a title of 78 square meters registered under the Bank of the Philippine Islands. Pedro San Juan accepts the assignment and agrees to the terms of the original contract of sale and condominium rules. Both parties sign the deed of assignment in the presence of a notary.
Code of ethics and standards of practice usaGreen Minds
The document is the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of the National Association of Realtors. It outlines Realtors' duties to their clients and customers, including treating all parties honestly, protecting clients' confidential information, and avoiding conflicts of interest or misrepresentation. It also covers Realtors' duties to cooperate with other professionals in the field.
This document is a buyer's registration form submitted by a real estate broker to register a potential buyer for a property. It provides the name and taxpayer ID of the seller, the residence certificate details, and registers a specific buyer for the property. It states that if this registered buyer purchases the property, the broker will be entitled to the commission as stipulated in the authority to sell signed by the seller. No other broker can claim commission for this registered buyer. The seller's signature is requested to confirm the broker as the sole agent for this buyer.
This document provides Manuel Arengo Jr., a licensed real estate broker, with the authority to negotiate the sale of a property belonging to the seller. The key details are:
1) The property is located at No. 375 Acacia St., Cebu City with a lot area of [blank] square meters.
2) Manuel Arengo Jr. is authorized to negotiate the sale of the property for a price of 15 million Philippine pesos.
3) Upon the full payment by the buyer or a down payment if financed by a bank, Manuel Arengo Jr. will receive a 5% commission of the final selling price.
The affiant, a Filipino citizen living at a specified address, affirms and declares information in three numbered points. They sign and date the affidavit before a notary public, who also signs and dates the document, listing their credentials.
The seller acknowledges receiving full payment of 3.7 million pesos from the buyer for a house and lot located at 100 Virgin Island St. in Mactan Cebu. The payment is net of a 72,000 peso reservation fee that was previously paid and includes all relevant taxes and fees. The seller confirms receiving payment via multiple checks totaling the full amount owed.
Corruption is widespread in the Philippines and takes many forms, from petty bribery to grand corruption among political leaders. Key sectors affected include political parties, the judiciary, police, land and permit services, education, health and tax collection. In response, the Philippines has established anti-corruption laws and institutions, and civil society organizations actively work to curb corruption. However, entrenched patronage systems and cronyism continue to undermine anti-corruption efforts. International donors also support capacity building to reduce corruption in the country.
This document discusses key governance issues in the Philippines. It notes that while the Philippines has a democratic system, the national governance faces issues like a weak and unpredictable regulatory environment, policy incoherence and flip-flops, particularism and patronage politics, weak law enforcement, and inadequate bureaucracy. It also discusses issues at the local level like challenges with decentralization and devolution. Overall, the document provides an overview of major governance problems in the Philippines that need reform.
This document discusses ethics in the Philippine civil service. It provides context about the Philippine civil service system and outlines some of its major problems, including graft and corruption, susceptibility to patronage politics, and red tape. These issues stem partly from weak accountability and the distortion of values among civil servants. Several laws have been passed to promote ethics, including the Code of Conduct for public officials and the Anti-Graft law. Overall, the document examines the need to foster ethics in the Philippine civil service to address bureaucratic ills.
This document discusses ethics and accountability in the Philippine public sector. It outlines the legal and constitutional frameworks that establish ethical standards for public officials, such as the Code of Conduct and Anti-Graft laws. It also describes the oversight institutions that enforce these standards, including the Civil Service Commission, Office of the Ombudsman, and Commission on Audit. Additionally, it discusses how political commitment, an active citizenry that provides feedback, and initiatives to promote ethics help reinforce ethics and accountability in the Philippine government.
The document provides an overview of corruption in the Philippines, discussing the typology of corruption, the widespread prevalence and costs of corruption across different government agencies and sectors, and various reform initiatives and anti-corruption efforts that have been implemented or are recommended. Corruption is described as systemic and pervasive in the Philippines, with various data showing high levels of public perception of corruption and the country ranking poorly on international corruption indices.
The civil service in the Philippines faces high costs that constrain fiscal flexibility, as civil service expenditures account for about 35% of national government expenditures. An opaque and inadequate compensation system and lack of meritocracy have undermined civil service management, professionalism, and morale. While civil service reform faces substantial political challenges, an initial reform program could focus on controlling and reducing wage bill costs through a compensation modernization program and modernizing the legal framework to strengthen professionalism and integrity.
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This document establishes a mutual right-of-way agreement between two neighboring property owners, referred to as the First Party and Second Party. It grants each party the right to use the other's property for pedestrian and vehicle access. The agreement specifies the locations of the rights-of-way and obligates both parties to maintain the access areas and share any costs associated with repairs. It is intended to benefit both current and future owners of the properties and can only be amended in writing signed by both parties.
The document outlines the key points of the Real Estate Service Act of the Philippines, including its purpose, definitions, and establishment of the Professional Regulatory Board of Real Estate Service. The Board is tasked with regulating the real estate profession through licensing examinations, practitioner registration, enforcement of ethics rules, and setting standards for real estate education. It has powers like disciplinary action, policy setting, and supervision of professional organizations. Board members must have real estate-related qualifications and experience.
The document summarizes key concepts in Philippine real estate law, including:
- Ownership rights include the right to possess, use, enjoy fruits, dispose of, and recover property. Limitations include those imposed by law, contract, taxation, and eminent domain.
- Land ownership extends to the subsurface and airspace. Hidden treasures found on one's land belong to the land owner, with exceptions if found on another's land.
- Ownership rights include rights of accession to property's produce and improvements. Generally, only Filipino citizens and corporations may acquire land, with some exceptions.
This document is a lease contract between a lessor and lessee for a residential property. The key terms of the lease include:
- The lease is for one year, from date to date.
- The monthly rental rate is a specified amount in Philippine Pesos.
- The lessee pays a deposit equivalent to three months rent prior to moving in.
- The lessee is responsible for utilities and public services during the lease.
- The contract outlines terms around payment defaults, subleasing, repairs, and expiration of the lease.
This document is an earnest money receipt agreement for the purchase of a two-story house and lot. It details that the buyer has provided earnest money in the amount of [Amount] to the seller as a down payment. The balance is to be paid in full by [Date]. The agreement gives the buyer exclusive rights to purchase the property and prevents the seller from offering it to others until [Date]. Upon full payment, the seller will transfer title to the property to the buyer through a deed of absolute sale.
How to estimate the value of real estate properties in the philippinesGreen Minds
There are three main approaches to estimate the value of real estate properties in the Philippines:
1) The cost approach estimates value by summing the land value and depreciated value of any improvements.
2) The sales comparison approach compares the subject property to similar properties that have recently sold, with adjustments made for differences.
3) The income approach capitalizes an income stream into a value for commercial properties, using revenue multipliers or capitalization rates applied to the net operating income.
This document provides an extension of authority for a real estate agent to sell a property within a certain number of days. It outlines key details about the property such as location, lot area, improvements, and price. It specifies the terms of payment and expenses to be covered by the seller and buyer. The broker's commission is set at 5% of the agreed upon price. If the agent is successful in offering the property, they will receive 50% of the net commission received by the listing agent. All transactions regarding any potential buyer must be done with transparency and include both the listing agent and agent.
This document is a contract to sell a parcel of land from a vendor to a vendee. The key details are:
- The vendor agrees to sell a land area of LAND AREA IN WORDS (000) square meters to the vendee located at the specified address.
- The total consideration for the sale is 1,000,000 Philippine pesos, with 50,000 pesos paid as earnest money upon signing and the remaining 950,000 pesos to be paid in full by the specified date.
- The contract outlines terms regarding taxes, possession, and execution of deed of sale upon full payment.
Deed of assignment and transfer of rightsGreen Minds
Juan de la Cruz assigns all rights and interest in a condominium unit to Pedro San Juan for 5 million pesos. The unit is located at Jade Suites & Residences in Cebu City and has a title of 78 square meters registered under the Bank of the Philippine Islands. Pedro San Juan accepts the assignment and agrees to the terms of the original contract of sale and condominium rules. Both parties sign the deed of assignment in the presence of a notary.
Code of ethics and standards of practice usaGreen Minds
The document is the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice of the National Association of Realtors. It outlines Realtors' duties to their clients and customers, including treating all parties honestly, protecting clients' confidential information, and avoiding conflicts of interest or misrepresentation. It also covers Realtors' duties to cooperate with other professionals in the field.
This document is a buyer's registration form submitted by a real estate broker to register a potential buyer for a property. It provides the name and taxpayer ID of the seller, the residence certificate details, and registers a specific buyer for the property. It states that if this registered buyer purchases the property, the broker will be entitled to the commission as stipulated in the authority to sell signed by the seller. No other broker can claim commission for this registered buyer. The seller's signature is requested to confirm the broker as the sole agent for this buyer.
This document provides Manuel Arengo Jr., a licensed real estate broker, with the authority to negotiate the sale of a property belonging to the seller. The key details are:
1) The property is located at No. 375 Acacia St., Cebu City with a lot area of [blank] square meters.
2) Manuel Arengo Jr. is authorized to negotiate the sale of the property for a price of 15 million Philippine pesos.
3) Upon the full payment by the buyer or a down payment if financed by a bank, Manuel Arengo Jr. will receive a 5% commission of the final selling price.
The affiant, a Filipino citizen living at a specified address, affirms and declares information in three numbered points. They sign and date the affidavit before a notary public, who also signs and dates the document, listing their credentials.
The seller acknowledges receiving full payment of 3.7 million pesos from the buyer for a house and lot located at 100 Virgin Island St. in Mactan Cebu. The payment is net of a 72,000 peso reservation fee that was previously paid and includes all relevant taxes and fees. The seller confirms receiving payment via multiple checks totaling the full amount owed.
Corruption is widespread in the Philippines and takes many forms, from petty bribery to grand corruption among political leaders. Key sectors affected include political parties, the judiciary, police, land and permit services, education, health and tax collection. In response, the Philippines has established anti-corruption laws and institutions, and civil society organizations actively work to curb corruption. However, entrenched patronage systems and cronyism continue to undermine anti-corruption efforts. International donors also support capacity building to reduce corruption in the country.
This document discusses key governance issues in the Philippines. It notes that while the Philippines has a democratic system, the national governance faces issues like a weak and unpredictable regulatory environment, policy incoherence and flip-flops, particularism and patronage politics, weak law enforcement, and inadequate bureaucracy. It also discusses issues at the local level like challenges with decentralization and devolution. Overall, the document provides an overview of major governance problems in the Philippines that need reform.
This document discusses ethics in the Philippine civil service. It provides context about the Philippine civil service system and outlines some of its major problems, including graft and corruption, susceptibility to patronage politics, and red tape. These issues stem partly from weak accountability and the distortion of values among civil servants. Several laws have been passed to promote ethics, including the Code of Conduct for public officials and the Anti-Graft law. Overall, the document examines the need to foster ethics in the Philippine civil service to address bureaucratic ills.
This document discusses ethics and accountability in the Philippine public sector. It outlines the legal and constitutional frameworks that establish ethical standards for public officials, such as the Code of Conduct and Anti-Graft laws. It also describes the oversight institutions that enforce these standards, including the Civil Service Commission, Office of the Ombudsman, and Commission on Audit. Additionally, it discusses how political commitment, an active citizenry that provides feedback, and initiatives to promote ethics help reinforce ethics and accountability in the Philippine government.
The document provides an overview of corruption in the Philippines, discussing the typology of corruption, the widespread prevalence and costs of corruption across different government agencies and sectors, and various reform initiatives and anti-corruption efforts that have been implemented or are recommended. Corruption is described as systemic and pervasive in the Philippines, with various data showing high levels of public perception of corruption and the country ranking poorly on international corruption indices.
The civil service in the Philippines faces high costs that constrain fiscal flexibility, as civil service expenditures account for about 35% of national government expenditures. An opaque and inadequate compensation system and lack of meritocracy have undermined civil service management, professionalism, and morale. While civil service reform faces substantial political challenges, an initial reform program could focus on controlling and reducing wage bill costs through a compensation modernization program and modernizing the legal framework to strengthen professionalism and integrity.
Storytelling is an incredibly valuable tool to share data and information. To get the most impact from stories there are a number of key ingredients. These are based on science and human nature. Using these elements in a story you can deliver information impactfully, ensure action and drive change.
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Pointers on how to detect fake titles in the philippines
1. Pointers On How to Detect Fake Titles in the Philippines<br />Compare the original copy in the custody of the Register of Deeds concerned and with the owner's duplicate copy in the custody of the title holder, to find out if the latter is an exact replica of the former. A genuine owner's duplicate of a certificate of title should be a carbon original copy of the title. If both are carbon originals, as in the case of the Original Certificate of title (OCT), they should have been together, hence coincide in every way. In case of Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT), the originals and the owner's duplicate therefore, should in all respect be similar. <br />Check the initials and signatures appearing on the original and owner's duplicate copies as well as the manner in which the entries, and the technical descriptions were typewritten. All the foregoing details must be the same on both the original and owner's duplicate thereof. Any variance therefore is a ground for suspicion. <br />Find out if the serial number of the judicial form used in accomplishing the title conforms with the serial number of the judicial form forwarded by the DAR, LMB or by the DENR, PENRO, respectively, that appear to have issued the title to the particular Registry of Deeds. <br />Check if the Registry of Deeds/the DENR Secretary/RED/PENRO/DAR Official who purportedly signed the title is the real Registry of Deeds, DENR Secretary, RED/PENRO or DAR Official of the province or city where the land is situated at the time of the purported signing. <br />In cases of titles based on patents, verification should be made with the LMB, DENR-Secretary/RED/PENRO and DAR Office concerned. <br />In cases of titles based on patents, check if the date when the patent was signed by the DENR, PENRO/RED, Secretary or DAR Oficial corresponds with his term of office. <br />Find out whether or not the document that supports the transfer or conveyance of the property is authentic or whether the title is supported with a Deed. <br />Check the date of revision of the Judicial Form used and see whether the certificate of title was issued after the revision date. <br />Trace if the title purportedly transferred from one Regisrtry to another actually came from and was actually issued by the registry of origin. <br />Test by wetting, whether the red seal on the owner's duplicate and the red printed words quot;
OWNER'S DUPLICATEquot;
blot and stain when wet. <br />In cases of titles based on patents, check if the areas covered thereby do not exceed the maximum areas provided by law and existing regulation. <br />Check if the land covered by the patent falls within the territorial jurisdiction of the DENR and DAR Field Office issuing the same. If the municipality where the land covered by the patent is situated not under the jurisdiction of the issuing DENR or DAR Field Office, the patent is null and void. <br />Check whether the area covered by the patent is within the limit prescribed for different modes of disposition under the Constitution and other existing laws. <br />A tracing-back of the title in the Office of the Register of Deeds (ROD) is the best recourse. <br />Ascertain if it is a reconstituted title (indicated with the prefix quot;
RTquot;
, or with a set of figures enclosed in parenthesis, and a set outside thereof). <br />Ascertain if there are blanks not filled-up or are indicated with the initials N.A. meaning NOT AVAILABLE on the historical data of the title. <br />Check whether the title duly certified true and correct by the Chief, Surveys Division, or any authorized official. <br />Check whether the Judicial Form used is the correct Judicial Form. Example: Homestead Patent, the Judicial Form is Form No. 67, Free Patent Application (FPA) - Form No. 54, Misc. Sales Application (MSA) - Form No. 167, Sales Application (SA) - Form No. 11 <br />In cases of special Patents, check whether the form issued is in accordance with the prescribed form and containing all the material facts especially the enabling law. <br />Titles of alien Philippine properties, check whether the same was issued in accordance with existing laws and so specified in the Judicial Form. Example: (LASEDECO) Homestead Patent No. ______ (NAPCO) Sales Patent No. ______ <br />Titles issued for settlements, check whether the same was issued in accordance with existing regulations and whether specified in the patent. Example: (LASEDECO) Homestead Patent No. ______<br />