Imagine you just bought a beautiful piece of land in Cebu or Bohol. You receive the Torrens title and everything appears official and complete. Then you look at the technical description and see something like: “Line 1-2, Bearing N 45° 00′ E, Distance 20.00 meters…” For someone who is not a surveyor, this can look …
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