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    Affidavit of Adverse Claim Sample

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    This affidavit describes an adverse claim on a property covered by a transfer certificate of title. Specifically: 1. The affiant purchased a lot according to a deed of absolute sale, however the original title is still held by the vendor. 2. The affiant provides details of the property and transfer certificate of title. 3. This affidavit is being filed to avail of Section 70 of PD 1529, which allows publishing notice of this adverse claim to warn any third parties considering transactions regarding the property covered by the said transfer certificate of title.

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    This affidavit describes an adverse claim on a property covered by a transfer certificate of title. Specifically: 1. The affiant purchased a lot according to a deed of absolute sale, however the original title is still held by the vendor. 2. The affiant provides details of the property and transfer certificate of title. 3. This affidavit is being filed to avail of Section 70 of PD 1529, which allows publishing notice of this adverse claim to warn any third parties considering transactions regarding the property covered by the said transfer certificate of title.

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    This affidavit describes an adverse claim on a property covered by a transfer certificate of title. Specifically: 1. The affiant purchased a lot according to a deed of absolute sale, however the original title is still held by the vendor. 2. The affiant provides details of the property and transfer certificate of title. 3. This affidavit is being filed to avail of Section 70 of PD 1529, which allows publishing notice of this adverse claim to warn any third parties considering transactions regarding the property covered by the said transfer certificate of title.

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    Affidavit of Adverse Claim Sample

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    Maricris Acosta
    This affidavit describes an adverse claim on a property covered by a transfer certificate of title. Specifically: 1. The affiant purchased a lot according to a deed of absolute sale, however the original title is still held by the vendor. 2. The affiant provides details of the property and transfer certificate of title. 3. This affidavit is being filed to avail of Section 70 of PD 1529, which allows publishing notice of this adverse claim to warn any third parties considering transactions regarding the property covered by the said transfer certificate of title.

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    REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES

    )
    MUNICIPALITY OF ____________)
    PROVINCE OF ________________) S.S.
    x------------------------------------------x
    AFFIDAVIT OF ADVERSE CLAIM
    I, __________________, legal age, Filipino, and a resident
    of _________________________________, Philippines, after having
    been sworn to in accordance with law depose and say:
    1.
    That I am the VENDEE of a certain lot situated in
    __________________, __________________, Bulacan, with an area
    of _____________________________________ covered by Transfer
    Certificate of Title No. _________________ of the Registry of
    Deeds for Province of _________,____________,_________ Branch
    as per Deed of Absolute Sale of Real Property dated
    _____________, more particularly identified as Doc. No. __,
    Page No. ___, Book No. ____, Series of 2016 of the Notarial
    Register of Atty. __________ of __________, __________. A photo
    copy of the Deed of Absolute Sale dated _____________
    executed in my favor by __________ is attached as Annex
    A.
    That the above-mentioned real property covered by
    said Transfer Certificate of Title No. ________________ of the
    Registry of Deeds for Province of __________, ____________
    Branch, is more particularly described as follows:
    TCT No. _____________
    A photocopy of the TCT No. ____________ of the Registry
    of Deeds for Province of _______, __________ Branch is
    attached as Annex B,
    2.
    That the said Deed of Absolute Sale could not as
    yet be registered for the reason that the original copy of
    ________________, is still in the possession of the vendor,
    ______________;
    3
    That this affidavit is executed to avail of the
    benefits of Section 70 of PD 1529 to publish the above
    facts and to warn any third parties who may have intention

    to deal with
    ________________.

    the

    property

    covered

    by

    TCT

    No.

    IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto affixed my


    hand this __th day of June, 2016, here at _________________.
    ________________
    Affiant
    BEFORE ME, a notary public for and in ____________,
    personally appeared the above named person with his
    _____________ who is personally known to me to be the same
    person and/or identified through competent evidence of
    identity as defined by Rules on Notarial Practice, who
    presented the foregoing instrument and signed the
    instrument in my presence, and who took an oath before me
    as to such instrument.
    Witness my hand and seal this _____________.
    Doc. No.: ___
    Page No.:___
    Book No.: ___
    Series of 2016

    Notary Public

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