Labor, Agrarian, and Social Legislation
Labor, Agrarian, and Social Legislation
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LABOR LAWS AND SOCIAL LEGISLATION SPECIAL LAWS AND IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS
registration of lands of whatever description and nature
had in relation to cadastral proceedings undertaken by
the National Government, either alone through its offices,
agencies and instrumentalities, or in conjunction with
provincial and municipal governments.
Section 135. Apportionment of Cost of Survey - One-half
of the cost of survey and monumenting and registration
proceedings shall be fully assessed and collected against
each and all of the lots included in cadastral proceedings
and shall be apportioned in accordance with the area
thereof, but in no case shall less than ten pesos be
charged against each lot, the other half being chargeable
to the National Government. The amounts taxed against
each of the lots or parcels of land shall be considered as a
special
assessment
of
taxes
against
the
respective
parcels, shall constitute a first lien upon the land and shall
be
collected
by
the
Director
of
Lands
or
his duly
authorized representatives in equal installments within a
period of three years, bearing interest at the rate of six per
centum per annum. The first installment shall become
due and payable at the same time as the general land
taxes for the year next succeeding the year in which the
assessment of the cost shall be received by the Provincial
Treasurer, and shall be collected in the same manner as
such general taxes. Each succeeding installment shall
become due and payable at the same time as the general
land taxes for the corresponding current year and shall be
collected in the same manner. The Director of Lands shall
for this purpose send to the officer in charge of such
collection a copy of said assessment of costs: Provided,
however, That the amounts representing the proportional
shares of the costs taxed against lots surveyed at the
request and expense of their owner and for which a plan
other than the cadastral plan has been made by a duly
authorized surveyor prior to the decision in the cadastral
proceeding, or which have been registered in accordance
with the provisions of Act Numbered Four hundred
ninety-six,
entitled
"The
Land
Registration
Act",
or
surveyed, patented, or leased under the Public Land and
Mining
Laws,
prior to the decision in the cadastral
proceeding, or have been declared to the public lands by
the Court, shall not constitute a lien against said lot nor
shall be collected from the owner thereof: Provided,
further, That the owner of any lot may, if he so desires, pay
any installment of the costs taxed against his lot at any
time before the same becomes due.
Section 136. Payment of Costs of Land in Its Entirety in
Case of Transfer of Land - In case of the sale, transfer, or
conveyance,
for
a
pecuniary
consideration,
of
any
property, or part thereof, registered by virtue of a decree
issued in a cadastral proceeding, prior to the payment of
the total amount of the costs taxed against such property
in accordance with the preceding Section endorsed as an
encumbrance or lien upon each cadastral certificate of
title, the vendor or his legal representative shall pay such
costs in their entirety in case the order apportioning the
costs has already been issued in the cadastral proceeding
in which the property being sold, transferred, or conveyed
is included, and the register of deeds concerned shall
demand of the vendor, before registering the deed for
such sale, transfer, or conveyance of said property, that he
exhibit a receipt signed by the Director of Lands or his
duly
authorized
representative
showing
that
such
encumbrance or lien has been paid.
Section 137. Costs of Registration Proceedings - The costs
of the registration proceedings under the provisions of
this Code shall consist of a sum equivalent to ten per
centum of the costs of the survey and monumenting of
the land. The amount of the costs of the proceeding so
taxed shall be for all services rendered by the Land
Registration Commission and the clerk or his deputies in
each
cadastral
proceeding,
and
the
expense
of
publication, mailing, and posting notice, as well as the
notices of the decision and the order apportioning the
cost shall be borne by the Land Registration Commission.
Section 138. Laws Covering Survey and Registration of
Land
in Forces - Unless otherwise provided in this
Chapter, all provisions of law covering the survey and
registration of land shall remain in full force and effect.
Section 139. Revolving Fund - All amounts collected by
the Bureau of Lands or its duly authorized representatives
from
the
owners
of
the
various
lots
as
costs
of
proceedings, survey, and monumenting in relation to the
cadastral survey program herein described shall be paid
into a Special Cadastral Program Revolving Fund to
finance the cadastral land survey and registration of
other unregistered lands.
Section 140. Appropriation - To finance and support the
expanded cadastral land survey and registration program
set forth herein, the amount of one hundred million
pesos is hereby appropriated out of funds in the National
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, which amount shall
be paid into a "Special Cadastral Program Revolving
Fund",
to
finance
the
cadastral
land
survey
and
registration of other unregistered areas.
CHAPTER IX COURTS OF AGRARIAN RELATIONS
Section 141. Creation - Courts of Agrarian Relations are
hereby
organized
and
established
throughout
the
Philippines in conformity with the provisions of this
Chapter.
Section 142. Regional Districts - Regional districts for the
Courts
of
Agrarian
Relations
in
the
Philippines
are
constituted as follows:
The first Regional District shall consist of the provinces of
Cagayan, Batanes, Isabela and Nueva Vizcaya, with seat in
Tuguegarao, Cagayan for Branch I and in Ilagan, Isabela
for Branch II;
The second Regional District, of the provinces of Ilocos
Norte, Ilocos Sur, Abra, Mountain Province, La Union and
the City of Baguio, with seat in Laoag, Ilocos Norte for
Branch I and in San Fernando, La Union for Branch II;
The third Regional District of the provinces of Pangasinan
and Zambales, and the City of Dagupan, with seat in
Lingayen, Pangasinan for Branch I, in Tayug, Pangasinan
for Branch II and in Iba, Zambales for Branch III;
The fourth Regional District, of the provinces of Nueva
Ecija and Tarlac, and Cabanatuan City, with seat in
Cabanatuan City for Branch I, in Guimba, Nueva Ecija for
Branch II, in Tarlac, Tarlac for Branch III and in Moncada,
Tarlac for Branch IV;
The fifth Regional District, of the provinces of Pampanga,
Bataan and Bulacan, with seat in Malolos, Bulacan for
Branch I, in San Fernando, Pampanga for Branch II, in
Angeles, Pampanga for Branch III and in Balanga, Bataan
for Branch IV;
The sixth Regional District, of the City of Manila, Quezon
City, Pasay City, the province of Rizal, the City of Cavite,
the province of Cavite, the City of Tagaytay, Trece Martires
City, and the province of Palawan, with seat in Manila for
Branch I (Executive Judge), in Cavite City for Branch II and
in Pasig, Rizal for Branch III; The seventh Regional District,
of the province of Laguna, the City of San Pablo, the
province of Batangas, the City of Lipa, and the provinces
of Oriental Mindoro and Occidental Mindoro, with seat in
Los Baños, Laguna for Branch I, in Batangas, Batangas for
Branch II and in Mamburao, Mindoro Occidental for
Branch III;
The eight Regional District, of the province of Quezon, the
subprovince of Aurora, the City of Lucena, and the
province of Camarines Norte, with seat in the City of
Lucena for Branch I and in Daet, Camarines Norte for
Branch II;
The ninth Regional District, of the province of Camarines
Sur, Naga City, Legaspi City and the provinces of Albay,
Catanduanes, Sorsogon and Masbate, with seat in Naga
City for Branch I, in Legaspi City for Branch II and in
Sorsogon, Sorsogon for Branch III;
The tenth Regional District, of the province of Capiz,
Roxas City, the provinces of Aklan, Romblon, Marinduque
and Iloilo, the City of Iloilo, and the province of Antique,
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