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    My client is applying to transfer a tax declaration to reflect an increased property area of 144 square meters, according to the title, compared to the existing tax declaration area of 123 square meters. However, the adjoining property owners refused to sign an affidavit stating there is no conflict in boundaries. The letter asks if an alternative document can be submitted instead of the affidavit to prove no boundary conflict exists when transferring the tax declaration for the larger area indicated on the title.

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    My client is applying to transfer a tax declaration to reflect an increased property area of 144 square meters, according to the title, compared to the existing tax declaration area of 123 square meters. However, the adjoining property owners refused to sign an affidavit stating there is no conflict in boundaries. The letter asks if an alternative document can be submitted instead of the affidavit to prove no boundary conflict exists when transferring the tax declaration for the larger area indicated on the title.

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    Letter of Inquiry Assessors 5603

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    My client is applying to transfer a tax declaration to reflect an increased property area of 144 square meters, according to the title, compared to the existing tax declaration area of 123 square meters. However, the adjoining property owners refused to sign an affidavit stating there is no conflict in boundaries. The letter asks if an alternative document can be submitted instead of the affidavit to prove no boundary conflict exists when transferring the tax declaration for the larger area indicated on the title.

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    June 15, 2022

    MR. RAYMUNDO D. SALAZAR, REA


    Provincial Assessor, Cavite
    Capitol Compound, Trece Martires City

    RE : INQUIRY ON THE ISSUANCE/TRANSFER OF TAX DECLARATION


    IN CASES OF INCREASE IN AREA

    Sir,

    Greetings!

    My client has a pending application in the transfer of tax declaration in her name due to the
    inconsistency of areas indicated in her title and tax declaration. The area indicated in her title
    with title number TCT No. -057-2013010261, issued in the name of MARIVIC R. DIAZ is
    One Hundred Forty-Four (144) Square Meters, whereas, the area indicated in the tax declaration
    with Tax Declaration No. AA-10 0002 00220, issued in the name of IRVIN ROSARDA is
    only One Hundred Twenty Three (123) Square Meters.

    One of the requirements in the correction of area is the AFFIDAVIT OF ADJOINING


    OWNERS, stating among others, that there should be no conflict in its boundaries. However, all
    the three adjacent owners refused to sign the said AFFIDAVIT OF ADJOINING OWNERS.

    In this regard, may we ask for any ALTERNATIVE DOCUMENT in lieu of the AFFIDAVIT
    OF ADJOINING OWNERS that we can submit in order to prove that there is no conflict in my
    client’s property boundaries.

    Attached herewith are: 1. Copy of Title; 2. Copy of Tax Declaration; 3. Copy of Survey Plan
    made by the undersigned; and 4. Photo of the property.

    Thank you and hoping for your usual consideration on this matter.

    Truly yours,

    ATTY. DOMINGO JAN G. REOLA, J.D., G.E.


    KDR Land Surveying and Law Offices
    3rd Flr., Rosita’s Bldg., De Ocampo St., Pob. 3, Indang, Cavite

    Noted by:

    MARIVIC R. DIAZ
    Lot owner

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