1-1 Fundamentals of Property
Ownership
1987 Philippines Constitution - correct answer ✔✔Ownership of real estate in the Philippines is foremost
and primarily governed by:
Regalian doctrine - correct answer ✔✔When a person speaks of the principles that "all lands of the
public domain belongs to the state," it is referred to as:
40% - correct answer ✔✔The maximum amount of foreign ownership of a trading corporation which
intends to buy lands shall be:
Family Code of the Philippines - correct answer ✔✔The law that governs the property relations of two
people who plan to get married in 2013 is referred to as:
Agricultural - correct answer ✔✔The government may dispose or alienate lands of the public domain
provided the classification is:
One-half share
(one share: legitimate child) - correct answer ✔✔The share of an illegitimate child in their father's estate
is equivalent to the share of the legitime of the legitimate child in the share of:
Eminent domain - correct answer ✔✔It is the power of the state to take private property for the purpose
of public use, provided there is payment of just compensation
Absolute community of property - correct answer ✔✔Ms. Shamy will get married this coming year but
does not intend to enter into a marriage settlement. What will be their property relations after
marriage?
Police power - correct answer ✔✔In case a person owns a piece of land, it can only be used for legal
purposes, and the government may exercise its power referred to as:
, Right to dispose
(Bundle of rights:
Right to possess,
Right to use/enjoy,
Right to the fruits,
Right to dispose,
Right to recover,
Right to exclude others) - correct answer ✔✔One of the most important rights of someone who owns
agricultural land and which is part of the bundle of rights of an owner is:
12 hectares - correct answer ✔✔Under the 1987 Philippine Constitution, the government may transfer
land to a Filipino citizen by *homestead* provided the size does not exceed:
Contractual (easements, servitudes, usufruct)
(Legal: zoning ordinances, regulations)
(Constitutional: police power, eminent domain, taxation) - correct answer ✔✔There are two main types
of *limitation on the right of ownership* over land, one of which is *legal* or by the government, while
the other is:
Separation of property - correct answer ✔✔Ms. Alopa will get married this year and will enter into a
prenuptial agreement with agreement on complete separation of property regime. What will be their
property relations after marriage?
Alluvium - correct answer ✔✔When soil is deposited through the gradual deposit by the flowing of a
river in the property along the river, deposited soil is called:
She has not renounced her citizenship - correct answer ✔✔A Filipina got married to a foreigner in
August 3, 1998. In such case, the Filipina may still buy land in the Philippines. Provided :
Ownership
1987 Philippines Constitution - correct answer ✔✔Ownership of real estate in the Philippines is foremost
and primarily governed by:
Regalian doctrine - correct answer ✔✔When a person speaks of the principles that "all lands of the
public domain belongs to the state," it is referred to as:
40% - correct answer ✔✔The maximum amount of foreign ownership of a trading corporation which
intends to buy lands shall be:
Family Code of the Philippines - correct answer ✔✔The law that governs the property relations of two
people who plan to get married in 2013 is referred to as:
Agricultural - correct answer ✔✔The government may dispose or alienate lands of the public domain
provided the classification is:
One-half share
(one share: legitimate child) - correct answer ✔✔The share of an illegitimate child in their father's estate
is equivalent to the share of the legitime of the legitimate child in the share of:
Eminent domain - correct answer ✔✔It is the power of the state to take private property for the purpose
of public use, provided there is payment of just compensation
Absolute community of property - correct answer ✔✔Ms. Shamy will get married this coming year but
does not intend to enter into a marriage settlement. What will be their property relations after
marriage?
Police power - correct answer ✔✔In case a person owns a piece of land, it can only be used for legal
purposes, and the government may exercise its power referred to as:
, Right to dispose
(Bundle of rights:
Right to possess,
Right to use/enjoy,
Right to the fruits,
Right to dispose,
Right to recover,
Right to exclude others) - correct answer ✔✔One of the most important rights of someone who owns
agricultural land and which is part of the bundle of rights of an owner is:
12 hectares - correct answer ✔✔Under the 1987 Philippine Constitution, the government may transfer
land to a Filipino citizen by *homestead* provided the size does not exceed:
Contractual (easements, servitudes, usufruct)
(Legal: zoning ordinances, regulations)
(Constitutional: police power, eminent domain, taxation) - correct answer ✔✔There are two main types
of *limitation on the right of ownership* over land, one of which is *legal* or by the government, while
the other is:
Separation of property - correct answer ✔✔Ms. Alopa will get married this year and will enter into a
prenuptial agreement with agreement on complete separation of property regime. What will be their
property relations after marriage?
Alluvium - correct answer ✔✔When soil is deposited through the gradual deposit by the flowing of a
river in the property along the river, deposited soil is called:
She has not renounced her citizenship - correct answer ✔✔A Filipina got married to a foreigner in
August 3, 1998. In such case, the Filipina may still buy land in the Philippines. Provided :
