Title
Publication in Official Gazette for Land Titles
Law
Act No. 1678
Decision Date
Aug 8, 1907
Act No. 1678 amends the publication requirements for notices of the Court of Land Registration in the Official Gazette, replacing newspaper publication and requiring interested parties to appear in court or risk being barred from contesting the application.

Questions (Act No. 1678)

To require the publication in the Official Gazette of certain notices issued in connection with court land registration, and to amend Act No. 496 as amended.

Section 31 of Act No. 496, as amended by Section 6 of Act No. 1648.

Twice, in successive issues.

In both English and Spanish.

“REGISTRATION OF TITLE.”

Persons appearing to have an interest and adjoining owners so far as known, and “all whom it may concern.”

To appear at the Court of Land Registration on the specified date, time, and place to show cause, if any, why the prayer of the application shall not be granted.

Their default will be recorded, the application will be taken as confessed, and they will be forever barred from contesting the application or any decree entered thereon.

The Province (or city), the Court of Land Registration venue, the full date of the hearing (day and A.D. year), and the time (o’clock in the forenoon), with blanks filled accordingly.

It is “in lieu of” publication in newspapers as previously provided.

Yes. It states that all acts and parts of acts in conflict with Act No. 1678 are repealed.

Yes. It takes effect on October 1, 1907.

It provides that the Act shall take effect on October 1, 1907.

It indicates that the notice must be signed/issued by the judge (witness line) and attested by the clerk, consistent with the requirement that the notice be issued by court order and attested by the clerk.


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