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  • Spouses Gatuslao v. Leo Ray Yanson, GR No. 191540, 21 January 2015, Second Division, Del Castillo

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    The document discusses a Supreme Court case about whether a pending legal challenge to the annulment of a foreclosure and public auction of properties would prevent a third party purchaser of the properties from obtaining a writ of possession. The Court ruled that the pending annulment case would not stop the issuance of a writ of possession to the third party purchaser without prejudice to the outcome of the annulment case, as the writ of possession is ministerial in nature and the trial court does not need to examine the validity of the foreclosure or auction.

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    The document discusses a Supreme Court case about whether a pending legal challenge to the annulment of a foreclosure and public auction of properties would prevent a third party purchaser of the properties from obtaining a writ of possession. The Court ruled that the pending annulment case would not stop the issuance of a writ of possession to the third party purchaser without prejudice to the outcome of the annulment case, as the writ of possession is ministerial in nature and the trial court does not need to examine the validity of the foreclosure or auction.

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    Spouses Gatuslao v. Leo Ray Yanson, GR No. 191540, 21 January 2015, Second Division, Del Castillo

    Transféré par

    Noel Cagigas Felongco
    The document discusses a Supreme Court case about whether a pending legal challenge to the annulment of a foreclosure and public auction of properties would prevent a third party purchaser of the properties from obtaining a writ of possession. The Court ruled that the pending annulment case would not stop the issuance of a writ of possession to the third party purchaser without prejudice to the outcome of the annulment case, as the writ of possession is ministerial in nature and the trial court does not need to examine the validity of the foreclosure or auction.

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    Spouses Gatuslao v. Leo Ray Yanson, GR No.

    191540, 21 January 2015,


    Second Division, Del Castillo.
    Will a pending action for annulment of foreclosure mortgage and of the
    corresponding sale at public auction of the subject properties operate as a bar to
    the issuance of a writ of possession filed by a third party who bought the subject
    property from the highest bidder in a public auction?
    No, it will not. The trial court, where the application for a writ of possession is filed,
    does not need to look into the validity of the mortgage or the manner of its
    foreclosure. The purchaser is entitled to a writ of possession without prejudice to the
    outcome of the pending annulment case, consistent with the ministerial character of
    the writ of possession.

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