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2005-04-15 |
CHICO-NAZARIO, J. |
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| From the foregoing, it is evident that the partition of Lot No. 2319 had already been effected by the heirs of Cleopas Ape. Although the partition might have been informal is of no moment for even an oral agreement of partition is valid and binding upon the parties.[50] Likewise, the fact that the respective shares of Cleopas Ape's heirs are still embraced in one and the same certificate of title and have not been technically apportioned does not make said portions less determinable and identifiable from one another nor does it, in any way, diminish the dominion of their respective owners.[51] | |||||