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I think he is referring to RA 10158

If disputed by a third person then the sale can be declared void pag may naghabol since Notarization is required in order to transfer property rights. This requirement is provided for under the law

It depend since there are factors that should be considered such as: Mediation (Court Annexed and Judicial) Cooling off period of 6 months Number of witness that shall be presented by each parties Possible hearing reset of both parties or by the court

This is correct the new Jurisprudence in Andal doe snot require medical proof. But in practice psychological report and testimony is still given significant weight for these are evidence provided for by an expert. Most cases under Article 36 base from what I see still provides these evidences since It is a bit complicated to prove that a person is psychologically incapacitated without scientific proof.

You can always file a case sa small claims court. No need for a lawyer on this

Try making a request with them and show the death certificate of the person. Sometimes napapakiusapan naman sila pero if not then you shall go through the proper legal process and pay the according taxes

Send them first a demand letter to vacate the property and informing them that their possession and use of the property is no longer allowed. If you are living on the same or adjacent barangay then this would requires a barangay intervention/conference. If not then you can file a case of Ejectment for unlawful detainer

You can try going to the barangay where the property is located and have a conference with the illegal settlers

You need to show that it was a consensual act and not prostetution

Ang separation pay po eh for involuntary resignation lang po ito

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