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  • (Blondeau v. Nano, G.R. No. 41377, (July 26, 1935), 61 PHIL 625-632)

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    The Torrens Act allows a forged land transfer document that has been registered to become the basis for a valid title for a purchaser acting in good faith. The Act includes safeguards against forged transfers by requiring the owner's certificate to be produced along with the transfer instrument. Placing an executed transfer document in someone else's hands represents to third parties that the holder is authorized to deal with the lands. When deciding between two innocent parties where one must suffer a loss from a breach of trust, the one who enabled the breach by their act of confidence must bear the loss.

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    The Torrens Act allows a forged land transfer document that has been registered to become the basis for a valid title for a purchaser acting in good faith. The Act includes safeguards against forged transfers by requiring the owner's certificate to be produced along with the transfer instrument. Placing an executed transfer document in someone else's hands represents to third parties that the holder is authorized to deal with the lands. When deciding between two innocent parties where one must suffer a loss from a breach of trust, the one who enabled the breach by their act of confidence must bear the loss.

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    (Blondeau v. Nano, G.R. No. 41377, (July 26, 1935), 61 PHIL 625-632)

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    The Torrens Act allows a forged land transfer document that has been registered to become the basis for a valid title for a purchaser acting in good faith. The Act includes safeguards against forged transfers by requiring the owner's certificate to be produced along with the transfer instrument. Placing an executed transfer document in someone else's hands represents to third parties that the holder is authorized to deal with the lands. When deciding between two innocent parties where one must suffer a loss from a breach of trust, the one who enabled the breach by their act of confidence must bear the loss.

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    Jurisprudence Buyer in good faith

    The Torrens Act permits a forged transfer, when duly entered in the registry, to
    become the root of a valid title in a bona fide purchaser. The act erects a
    safeguard against a forged transfer being registered, by the requirement that no
    transfer shall be registered unless the owner's certificate was produced along
    with the instrument of transfer. An executed transfer of registered lands placed
    by the registered owner thereof in the hands of another operates as a
    representation to a third party that the holder operates as a representation to a
    third party that the holder of the transfer is authorized to deal with the
    lands. (Blondeau v. Nano, G.R. No. 41377, [July 26, 1935], 61 PHIL 625-632)
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    As between two innocent persons, one of whom must suffer the consequence of
    a breach of trust, the one who made it possible by his act of confidence must
    bear the loss. (Blondeau v. Nano, G.R. No. 41377, [July 26, 1935], 61 PHIL 625-
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    632)

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