Property Ampil Accession Charts C 1 1
Property Ampil Accession Charts C 1 1
Property Ampil Accession Charts C 1 1
FRANCIS AMPIL
RULES WHEN BPS BUILDS, PLANTS, SOWS ON THE LAND OF ANOTHER (LM)
LANDOWNER BPS
GOOD FAITH GOOD FAITH
Option 1: To purchase whatever has been built, To receive indemnity for the necessary, useful and
planted, or sown after paying indemnity which luxurious expenses (if LO wants to
includes necessary expenses, useful appropriate the luxurious improvements)
expenses, and luxurious expenses (if the LO wants AND the right of retention over the land without
to appropriate the luxurious improvements) obligation to pay rent until full payment of
Option 2: To oblige the BP to buy the land OR the S indemnity
to pay the proper rent unless the value of the land To remove useful improvements provided it doesn't
is considerably more than that of the building or cause any injury (part of the right of retention)
trees If LO doesn't appropriate luxurious improvements,
BPS can remove the same provided there is no
injury to the principal thing
To purchase land at FMV when value is not
considerably more than that of building or trees
If BPS cannot pay purchase price of the land, LO
can require BPS to remove whatever has been
built, planted or sown.
If the value of land is considerably more than that
of the building or trees, the BPS cannot be
compelled to buy the land. In such case, BPS will
pay reasonable rent if LO doesn't choose option 1.
If BPS cannot pay the rent, LO can eject BPS from
the land.
GOOD FAITH BAD FAITH
Option 1: To acquire whatever has been built, Loses whatever has been built, planted or sown
planted or sown without paying indemnity EXCEPT without indemnity and liable to pay for damages.
necessary expenses for the preservation of the land Entitled to reimbursement for necessary expenses
and luxurious expenses (should the LO want to for preservation of the land but no right of
appropriate the luxurious improvements) plus retention.
damages Entitled to reimbursement for useful expenses but
Option 2: To oblige BP to buy land or S to pay cannot remove useful improvements even if
proper rent plus damages removal will not cause injury.
Option 3: To compel BPS to remove or demolish Not entitled to reimbursement for luxurious
work done plus damages. expenses EXCEPT when LO wants to acquire
luxurious improvements (value of which will be the
one at the time LO enters into possession)
Entitled to remove luxurious
improvements provided it will not cause injury and
LO doesn't want to acquire them.
Obliged to pay for land or proper rent and pay for
damages.
Obliged to remove or demolish work done at his
expense and pay damages.
BAD FAITH GOOD FAITH
To acquire whatever has been built, planted or If LO acquires whatever has been built, planted or
sown by paying indemnity plus damages. sown, BPS must be indemnified the value thereof
plus damages.
(If LO doesn't acquire whatever has been built,
planted or sown, BPS cannot insist on purchasing
land.)
BPS can remove whatever has been built, planted,
or sown regardless of whether or not it will cause
injury and will be entitled to damages.
BAD FAITH BAD FAITH
Same as when both parties are in good faith
RULES OF FRUITS
Kinds of fruits Possessor in Good Faith Possessor in Bad Faith
Civil Fruits Entitled to fruits from the start of Not entitled to fruits.
possession until legal Must pay damages as rental from
interruption time possession started until
possession is finally defeated.
Natural or Industrial Fruits
Gathered Retain the Fruits Must account for the fruits and
return value of:
1.fruits actually received
2. Fruits which the legal
possessor could have received
with due care and diligence
Must pay damages as reasonable
rent for the term of possession
But entitled to necessary
expenses for preservation,
cultivation and gathering of the
fruits
PENDING Owner has 2 options: No rights not even
Option 1: Pro-rating (based on reimbursement of expenses for
period of possession) between cultivation (because by right of
possessor and owner of— accession, all fruits belong to the
expenses, net harvest, and owner without need to pay
charges indemnity)
Option 2: To allow possessor to
stay in possession until after all Must pay damages as reasonable
fruits are gathered (which shall rent for the term of possession.
serve as the indemnity for
expenses)
ALLUVIUM AVULSION
The deposit of the soil here is gradual Sudden or abrupt process may be seen
Belongs to the owner of the property to which it is Belongs to the owner from whose property it was
attached detached