Vallarit, Anne Lizeth R.

2019-1-003007 | Civ Rev 1 | 4C

Week 5 - Individual Quiz Answers

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Real Property by Real Property by Destination

Incorporation

Nature of Fixed manner and considered With the intention of attaching

attachment as an integral part thereof them permanently even if
adherence will not involve
breakage or injury.

Cannot be separated from the

What immovable without breaking or Can be separated from the
indicates deterioration. immovable without breaking or
mobilizatio deterioration.
n  For trees and plants,  Machineries must be
they must be planted installed to directly carry
through cultivation or out the industry or work
labor. being practiced in the
 Growing fruits are tenement.
considered as real  Docks and structures,
property so long as although floating, are real
they are still attached to by destination if intended to
the soil. remain at a fixed placed on
 Fertilizer is real by a river, lake or coast.
incorporation being an
integral part of the soil

Who shall Need not be placed by the Must be placed by the owner of
install owner. the immovable, or by his agent
whether express or implied.

Example Equipment and living quarters Horses being bred and taken care
of the crew working on the of inside a house enclosure of the
tenement which is ranch (Art. 415, par. 6)
permanently attached are
immovable properties by
incorporation

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Vallarit, Anne Lizeth R.
2019-1-003007 | Civ Rev 1 | 4C

2. Finding a hidden treasure “by chance” means that the finder had no intention to
search for the treasure. There shall be no agreement between the owner of the
property and the finder for the search of the treasure.

3. The hidden treasure found with the aid of a treasure map is still considered to
have been found by chance. This is so, for the map does not necessarily point to
the exact location of the treasure, but merely directs the finder on the premises
where the treasure may be found. He still has to find it with the provision of good
luck, for is extremely difficult to find hidden treasure without looking for it
deliberately. This is on the presumption that the finder is not a trespasser to the
property.
4. If the finder of the hidden treasure is a usufructuary and he discovers it by
chance, the usufructuary shall be entitled to one half of the value thereof. The
other half belongs to the naked owner (Art. 438, NCC).