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	GR NO. 145849 2005-08-22	SPS. JOSE BEJOC AND JOVITA CAPUTOL BEJOC v. PRIMA CALDERON CABREROS CORONA, J.
We have already held that simple possession of a certificate of title is not necessarily conclusive of a holder's true ownership of property. If a person obtains title that includes land to which he has no legal right, that person does not, by virtue of said certificate alone, become the owner of the land illegally or erroneously included.[19] It has been held time and again that the rule on indefeasibility of title cannot be used for the perpetration of fraud against the real owner.[20]
	GR No. 145849 2005-07-22	SPS. JOSE BEJOC AND JOVITA CAPUTOL BEJOC v. PRIMA CALDERON CABREROS CORONA, J.
We have already held that simple possession of a certificate of title is not necessarily conclusive of a holder's true ownership of property. If a person obtains title that includes land to which he has no legal right, that person does not, by virtue of said certificate alone, become the owner of the land illegally or erroneously included.[19] It has been held time and again that the rule on indefeasibility of title cannot be used for the perpetration of fraud against the real owner.[20]