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    The document discusses the three actions taken after a trial in a land registration case. 1) The court adjudicates ownership in favor of one claimant and issues a judgment decree. 2) If no appeal is filed within 30 days, the court declares the decree final and orders the land office to register the decree. 3) The land registration authority is tasked with implementing the registration laws and decrees.

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    The document discusses the three actions taken after a trial in a land registration case. 1) The court adjudicates ownership in favor of one claimant and issues a judgment decree. 2) If no appeal is filed within 30 days, the court declares the decree final and orders the land office to register the decree. 3) The land registration authority is tasked with implementing the registration laws and decrees.

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    CHAPTER VI: Judgement and Decree: While A Judgement May Always Be Considered A Decree, Not All Decrees Are Judgements

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    CHAPTER VI: judgement and decree

    After trial in registration case, 3 actions are taken.


    1. Adjudicates ownership in favor of one of the claimants. Constitutes the decision- the judgement - the decree
    of the court, and speaks in a judicial manner.
    2. The declaration of the court that the decree is final, ordering the Chief of the Land Registration Office to issue
    the corresponding decree of registration. Such decision is made if within 30 days from the date of receipt of a copy of
    the decision or judgement no appeal is taken therefrom.
    3. Devolves upon the LRA which was created for the due effectuation and accomplishment of the laws relating
    to the registration of land.
    While a judgement may always be considered a decree, not all decrees are judgements.
    When judgement becomes final? -

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