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On 4/25/2026 at 10:21 AM, keenpee said:

If a transfer was done thru deed of sale 2010. Nailipat naman. Tapos di pinasok Ng notary public ung copy nila sa city hall. Now lang nalaman. How to fix?

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

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On 5/25/2026 at 1:26 PM, lebronjamon said:

Mas malaki tax kapag corporate. If wala ka plano ibenta sa lifetime mo, mas okay ang corporate pero kapag di nagbayad ng SEC and di nagfile sa BIR anak mo pwede maforeclose property mo.

As long as nalipat na yung pangalan okay na yan. May good faith naman on your part.

This correct buyer in good faith ka naman. If the transfer was duly registered with the Register of Deeds it only means that there is a presumption of regularity in the transaction. The TCT cannot be collaterally attacked by third persons and cannot be voided. The only problem, if any, is with regard to the notary public if he did not submit the deed of sale to the office of the clerk of court where he is a notary public, he may be subject of a disciplinary action if there is a complaint filed against him before the IBP disciplinary committee. And if affirmed by the SC he may penalized by the Supreme Court. 

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