The document discusses the process for acquiring agricultural lands in the Philippines and obtaining clearance from the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR). It outlines two primary means of acquiring lands: 1) through DAR Administrative Order No. 8 of 1995, which governs the transfer of lands awarded under agrarian reform laws and 2) through DAR Administrative Order No. 4 of 2021, which applies to non-CARP agricultural lands. It also defines key terms like conversion, which refers to changing the use of agricultural land, and expropriation, which is the government's power to condemn private property for public use with just compensation.
The document discusses the process for acquiring agricultural lands in the Philippines and obtaining clearance from the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR). It outlines two primary means of acquiring lands: 1) through DAR Administrative Order No. 8 of 1995, which governs the transfer of lands awarded under agrarian reform laws and 2) through DAR Administrative Order No. 4 of 2021, which applies to non-CARP agricultural lands. It also defines key terms like conversion, which refers to changing the use of agricultural land, and expropriation, which is the government's power to condemn private property for public use with just compensation.
The document discusses the process for acquiring agricultural lands in the Philippines and obtaining clearance from the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR). It outlines two primary means of acquiring lands: 1) through DAR Administrative Order No. 8 of 1995, which governs the transfer of lands awarded under agrarian reform laws and 2) through DAR Administrative Order No. 4 of 2021, which applies to non-CARP agricultural lands. It also defines key terms like conversion, which refers to changing the use of agricultural land, and expropriation, which is the government's power to condemn private property for public use with just compensation.
• DAR A.O. 4 S. 2021 • EXPROPRIATION • CONVERSION What is DAR Clearance?
• A DAR Clearance may be through DAR Administrative
Order No. 8 series of 1995
• DAR Clearance under DAR Administrative Order No. 4,
Series of DAR A.O. 8, s. of 1995
• Otherwise known as Transferability of Awarded Lands
• This covers agricultural lands which are awarded by DAR
through PD 27 or Emancipation Patents or through RA 6657 or Certificate of Land Ownership Award
• The purpose is to ensure that agrarian laws were not
circumvented Salient features under DAR A.O. 8
• That the productivity of the land shall be maintained by
the transferor; • That the agregate land ceiling of five (5) hectares shall be observed; • That any change in the nature of the use of said land the owner shall secure order of conversion with the DAR; • That the same should not be tenanted, there is no pending case before the DARAB for the transferor Salient features under DAR A.O. 8
• That the productivity of the land shall be maintained by
the transferor; • That the agregate land ceiling of five (5) hectares shall be observed; • That any change in the nature of the use of said land the owner shall secure order of conversion with the DAR; • That the same should not be tenanted, there is no pending case before the DARAB for the transferor Salient features under DAR A.O. 8
• That the productivity of the land shall be maintained by
the transferor; • That the agregate land ceiling of five (5) hectares shall be observed; • That any change in the nature of the use of said land the owner shall secure order of conversion with the DAR; • That the same should not be tenanted, there is no pending case before the DARAB for the transferor Who may apply under DAR A.O. 8 s. 1995
• Any person be it natural or juridical
• Juridical persons need not be engaged in agricultural business • For as long as the transferor have undetake to continue the productivity of the land and that they will not do acts of premature and illegal conversion • Provided further that they did not exceed the aggregate landholding ceiling What is DAR A.O. 4, 2021
• Any person be it natural or juridical
• For those lands not covered by CARP but is agricultural in nature • The same shall be applied before the PARPO of the province concern What is Conversion?
• Jose Luis Ros, et al. v. Department of Agrarian Reform, et
al. Conversion is the act of changing the current use of a piece of agricultural land into some other use.
Once converted the land can be transacted directly to
R.O.D. What is expropriation?
• DIDIPIO EARTH-SAVERS’ MULTI-PURPOSE
ASSOCIATION, INCORPORATED VS. GOZUN, G.R. No. 157882 (March 30, 2006) FIRST DIVISION The power of eminent domain is the inherent right of the state (and of those entities to which the power has been lawfully delegated) to condemn private property to public use upon payment of just compensation. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR LISTENING