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Important Provisions in Civil Law: Property, Ownership and Succession (Volume 2)
₱1,350.00This book contains important provisions of the New Civil Code which are considered as bar favorites and other related provisions and grouped them into one. It also defines terms and distinguishes one from the other, the requisites, and most importantly it includes Bar Questions and Answers from 1990 to 2019 and are arranged according to topics and provisions involved.
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Commentaries and Jurisprudence on the Civil Code of the Philippines (Volume 2) Property
₱1,850.00Property is an economic concept, meaning a mass of things or objects useful to human activity and which are necessary to life, for which reason they may in one way or another be organized and distributed, but always for the use of man.
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Law on Property
₱1,680.00The revision of this book printed in 1999 is necessitated by the intervening decisions of the Supreme Court within the span of 10 years. These decisions have clarified , modified and amplified existing jurisprudence.
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Property and Land Law (Books One and Two)
₱1,780.00Property-related cases and issues litter every nook and cranny of our society and a good number of them end up languishing in the dustbin of our administrative agencies and judicial tribunals.
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Property: Pointers and Cases
₱660.00It is said that Property is challenging or simply complicated. This led me to compile my notes, using as template the 2020 Bar syllabus, in an attempt to make a convenient resource material or alternative handbook to better appreciate Property. This led me to compile my notes, using as template the 2020 Bar syllabus, in an attempt to make a convenient resource material or alternative handbook to better appreciate Property.
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Property and Land Laws
₱1,950.00The laws involving Property and Land Laws are considered the most litigated actions in our courts. This is so because property rights are so sacred and having a property of your own is a wealth itself.
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Property Law
₱1,780.00This book has not been arranged in the usual manner under the Civil Code. But it has been arranged in such a manner that the author(s) attempt to make it more comprehensible to the reader; and allow an overall picture to be developed on the subject.
