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ARGUMENTS: RULING
Petitioners:
The issuance during the pendency of the case of a Notice of Coverage to respondent does not automatically
The house was initially constructed by the Respondent, but a typhoon destroyed the house, compelling petitioners to re- make the ejectment case an agrarian dispute over which the DARAB has jurisdiction.
build the house at their own expense, thus are entitled to reimbursement before they can be lawfully ejected
The issuance of a Notice of Coverage is merely a preliminary step for the State’s acquisition of the land for
In view of the Agrarian Dispute arising from the inclusion of the subject property under CARL, and identifying the
Petitioners as potential beneficiary, the lower court has no jurisdiction to decide on the Ejectment Case until after the
agrarian reform purposes and it does not automatically vest title or transfer the ownership of the land
resolution of the Agrarian Dispute to the government.
Since after Notice, DAR and other concerned sectors will conduct a hearing, determining among others things:
SEC. 26 SEC. 27
LBP shall have a lien by way of mortgage on the land awarded to the beneficiary
This mortgage may be foreclosed by the LBP for non-payment of an aggregate of 3 annual amortizations BARC (Barangay Agrarian Reform Committee) shall in turn notify Provincial Agrarian Reform Coordinating
LBP shall advise the DAR of such proceedings and the latter shall subsequently award the forfeited landholdings Committee
to other qualified beneficiaries If the land is not yet fully paid by the beneficiary, the rights to the land may be transferred or conveyed to any heir
A beneficiary, whose land has been foreclosed shall thereafter be permanently disqualified from becoming a of the beneficiary or to any other beneficiary, provided;
beneficiary under this Act As a condition, such beneficiary shall cultivate the land himself
There is a prior approval of the DAR
SEC. 27 TRANSFERABILITY OF AWARDED LANDS
Failure to comply to the conditions, the land shall be transferred to the LBP provided;
Lands acquired under this Act may not be sold, transferred or conveyed for a period of 10 years
LBP shall compensate the beneficiary in one lump sum for the amounts already paid, together with the value of
Except through hereditary succession or to the government, or the LBP or to other qualified beneficiaries improvements he has made on the land
Right to repurchase: Children or Spouse of the transferor shall have the right to repurchase the land from the
Government or LBP within a period of 2 years
Due notice of the availability of the land shall be given by the LBP to BARC