Act No. 3337

: One-tenth of the cost of the registration proceedings and the cadastral survey and monumenting shall be borne by the Insular Government.
: One-tenth of the cost shall be paid by the province concerned.
: One-tenth of the cost must be paid by the local government unit where the land is situated.
: The remaining seven-tenths shall be assessed and collected against all lots included in the cadastral proceeding and apportioned in accordance with the square root of the area of each lot, subject to a minimum tax of five pesos per lot.
: If the municipality or other local unit lacks sufficient funds, its share may be paid by the province as determined by the provincial board.
: The amounts taxed against each lot are considered a special assessment of taxes against the respective parcels and constitute a first lien upon the land.
: The costs are to be paid in equal installments within five years, bearing interest at six percent per annum.
: The first installment is due at the same time as the general land taxes for the year following the court decision.
: Yes, costs taxed against such lots that have been surveyed or registered prior to the cadastral decision do not constitute a lien and shall not be collected from the owners.
: Yes, owners may pay any installment of the costs taxed against their lot at any time before it becomes due.