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2005-08-09 |
CALLEJO, SR., J. |
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| In a Decision[7] rendered by the trial court on December 29, 1961, Lot Nos. 916 and 920, along with the other adjoining lands, were condemned for public use after payment of just compensation.[8] The trial court fixed the price at P3.00 per square meter for the two lots and ordered the payment thereof to the owners in the sum of P7,065.00 for Lot No. 916 and P9,291.00 for Lot No. 920, with payment of consequential damages by way of legal interest from November 16, 1947.[9] Thereafter, the subject lands were transferred in the name of the Republic of the Philippines under TCT No. 58691[10] for Lot No. 916 and TCT No. 58692[11] for Lot No. 920 and subsequently turned over to MCIAA under Republic Act (Rep. Act) No. 6958 in 1990.[12] | |||||
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2003-10-15 |
BELLOSILLO, J. |
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| On 29 December 1961 the trial court promulgated its Decision in Civil Case No. R-1881 condemning Lots Nos. 916 and 920 and other lots for public use upon payment of just compensation.[5] Petitioners' predecessors were paid P7,065.00 for Lot No. 916 and P9,291.00 for Lot No. 920 with consequential damages by way of legal interest from 16 November 1947. No appeal was taken from the Decision on Lots Nos. 916 and 920, and the judgment of condemnation became final and executory.[6] Thereafter, the certificates of title for these parcels of land were issued in the name of the Republic of the Philippines under TCT No. 58691 for Lot No. 916 and TCT No. 58692 for Lot No. 920, which under RA 6958 (1990) were subsequently transferred in favor of respondent MCIAA.[7] | |||||