Question 1

The owner and the tenant are in both possession of the land subject of the lease contract.

Accepted Answer

A) No, only the tenant, because he is in actual possession of the land. 
B) No, only the owner, because the other is just a mere tenant. 
C) Yes, but of different concept. 
D) No, either of them. 
A) No, only the tenant, because he is in actual possession of the land. 
B) No, only the owner, because the other is just a mere tenant. 
C) Yes, but of different concept. 
D) No, either of them.

Question 2

State the share in the estate of the testator of illegitimate children who survive with the surviving spouse.

Accepted Answer

A) 1/3 
B) ¼ 
C) 1/8 
D) ½ 
A) 1/3 
B) ¼ 
C) 1/8 
D) ½

Question 3

Minerals are still owned by the state even if discovered from a private land.

Accepted Answer

A) Yes, provided the land is not titled. 
B) Yes, because the constitution so provides. 
C) No, if the land is titled to a private person. 
D) No, it will violate property and property rights. 
A) Yes, provided the land is not titled. 
B) Yes, because the constitution so provides. 
C) No, if the land is titled to a private person. 
D) No, it will violate property and property rights.

Question 4

The nature of action in Quieting of Title is in personam.

Accepted Answer

A) No, it is always a real action since the subject is real property. 
B) No, because the decision is enforceable against the whole world. 
C) Yes, provided the subject is personal property. 
D) Yes, because the decision is enforceable only against the defeated party. 
A) No, it is always a real action since the subject is real property. 
B) No, because the decision is enforceable against the whole world. 
C) Yes, provided the subject is personal property. 
D) Yes, because the decision is enforceable only against the defeated party.

Question 5

The renunciation or repudiation of inheritance shall take effect:

Accepted Answer

A) Date of repudiation or renunciation 
B) Date of will 
C) Date of allowance of will 
D) Date of death of testator 
A) Date of repudiation or renunciation 
B) Date of will 
C) Date of allowance of will 
D) Date of death of testator

The owner and the tenant are in both possession of the land subject of the lease contract.

State the share in the estate of the testator of illegitimate children who survive with the surviving spouse.

Minerals are still owned by the state even if discovered from a private land.

The nature of action in Quieting of Title is in personam.

The renunciation or repudiation of inheritance shall take effect:

Succession and Probate Law

Property and Family Law

Philippine Laws and Marriage

Legal and Contractual Queries

Contractual and Partnership Issues

Legal and Contractual Obligations

Loans, Fraud, Liability, and Sale of Land

Obligation Scenarios in Civil Law

Legal Obligations and Their Application

Family and Marriage Law: Marriage, Divorce, Inheritance, and Property Rights

Family Law: Filiation, and Custody

Family Law: Marital Issues, Adoption, and Property Relations

Property Ownership and Rights

Legal Issues in Property Ownership and Easements

Donation, Probate, and Reserva Troncal in Philippine Law

Inheritance and Probate Law

Contractual and Legal Issues

Contractual Obligations and Remedies

Contracts of Sale and Property Ownership

Legal Contracts, Partnerships, and Agency Law

Contractual Obligations and Liabilities

Legal Liability and Damages

Land Ownership and Registration Issues

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Exam 2: Inheritance, Property and Ownership Laws

The owner and the tenant are in both possession of the land subject of the lease contract.

State the share in the estate of the testator of illegitimate children who survive with the surviving spouse.

Minerals are still owned by the state even if discovered from a private land.

The nature of action in Quieting of Title is in personam.

The renunciation or repudiation of inheritance shall take effect:

Succession and Probate Law

Property and Family Law

Philippine Laws and Marriage

Legal and Contractual Queries

Contractual and Partnership Issues

Legal and Contractual Obligations

Loans, Fraud, Liability, and Sale of Land

Obligation Scenarios in Civil Law

Legal Obligations and Their Application

Family and Marriage Law: Marriage, Divorce, Inheritance, and Property Rights

Family Law: Filiation, and Custody

Family Law: Marital Issues, Adoption, and Property Relations

Property Ownership and Rights

Legal Issues in Property Ownership and Easements

Donation, Probate, and Reserva Troncal in Philippine Law

Inheritance and Probate Law

Contractual and Legal Issues

Contractual Obligations and Remedies

Contracts of Sale and Property Ownership

Legal Contracts, Partnerships, and Agency Law

Contractual Obligations and Liabilities

Legal Liability and Damages

Land Ownership and Registration Issues

Filters