Review of voided Baguio land titles

Review of voided Baguio land titles

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Title Supreme Court: Review of voided Baguio land titles

Law: Executive Order No. 471

Decision Date: Aug 9, 1976

Ferdinand E. Marcos establishes a special committee to investigate and provide recommendations on certain land titles in Baguio City that have been declared null and void by the court.

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Special committee for Baguio titles

A special committee is created to look into certain certificates of titles of land in Baguio City.
The committee’s focus is on certificates of titles of lands that have been voided by the Court.
The committee is composed of specific members with designated roles.

Committee membership and roles

The Solicitor-General serves as Chairman of the committee.
The Director of Lands serves as a Member of the committee.
Mr. Sinai Hamada serves as a Member, representing the landowners.
Mr. Bantas Suanding serves as a Member, representing the Integrated Bar of Baguio City.

Government assistance and powers

The committee may call upon any department, bureau, office, agency, or instrumentality of the government for assistance.
Assistance is provided to support the committee’s performance of its task in reviewing the voided Baguio land titles.

Timeline and submission of recommendation

The committee is given one month to submit its recommendation to the President.
The committee’s recommendation is the required output within the one-month period.

Finality, formality, and signing

The order was DONE in the City of Manila on the 9th day of August in 1976.
The order is signed by FERDINAND E. MARCOS, President of the Philippines.
The order is attested by JACOBO C. CLAVE, Presidential Executive Assistant.

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