Title
Aldecoa and Co. vs. Navarro
Case
G.R. No. 6367
Decision Date
Sep 28, 1912
In the case of Aldecoa & Co. v. Navarro, the court ruled that the purchaser of real property under an execution becomes the absolute owner of the property at the time of the sale and delivery, but did not provide a clear ruling on whether the purchaser is entitled to possession during the redemption period when the original owner is still in possession.
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Case Digest (G.R. No. 6367)

Facts:

  • Aldecoa & Co., a company in liquidation, obtained a judgment against Pascual Veloso.
  • An execution was issued and the property of Veloso was levied upon and sold at public auction to Aldecoa & Co.
  • The property was delivered to Aldecoa & Co. at the time of the sale.
  • After about two months, the sheriff or his deputy attempted to retake a portion of the property from Aldecoa & Co.'s possession for the purpose of reselling it.
  • Aldecoa & Co. protested against the retaking of possession by the sheriff.

Issue:

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Ruling:

  • When personal property is sold under an execution, the purchaser becomes the absolute owner of the property at the time of the sale and delivery.
  • The purchaser of real property under an execution acquires all the rights and interests of the judgment debtor, subject to redemption.
  • The court did not decide on whether the pur...(Unlock)

Ratio:

  • The court based its decision on the provisions of the law regarding judicial sales.
  • When personal property is sold under an execution, the purchaser acquires all the rights that the debtor had in the property at the time of the execution or attachment.
  • The purchaser becomes the absolute owner of the personal property at the time of the sale and delivery.
  • The purch...continue reading

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