PrinciplePROPERTY LAW — Registered Instruments — Certificate of Occupancy
- Area of law
- PROPERTY LAW
- Court
- Supreme Court
This principle establishes that a Certificate of Occupancy regularly issued raises a rebuttable presumption that the holder is the owner in exclusive possession. The principle applies in land disputes. It ensures that certificates are given weight. The principle reflects the presumption of ownership. It allows…
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