1) survey by the LMB or duly licensed surveyor

2) filing of the application for reg by the applicant

3) setting of the initial date of hearing by the court
4) transmittal of the application and the date and place of hearing and all the
documents or evidence attached thereto by the clerck of court to the LRA
5) publication of the notice of application and the date and place of hearing on
the OF and on a newsletter of general circulation
6) service of notice to the contiguous owners, occupants, or those who have inte
rest on the property by the sheriff
7) filing of the answer to the application by any person whether named in the no
tice or not
8) hearing of the case by the court
9) promulgation of the judgment by the court
10) issuance of the order of the issuance of the decree of registration declarin
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11) Entry of the decree of registration in the LRA
12) sending of copy to the corresponding register of deeds
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n the reg book and the issuance of the owner s duplicate original certificate of tit
le upon payment of the prescribed fees
primary
exception:
1) when there is violation of due process
2) when the issue is purely a legal question
3) when the administrative action is patently illegal amounting to lack or exces
s of jurisdiction
4) when there is estoppel on the part of the administrative agency concerned
5) when there is an irreparable injury
6) when the respondent is a department sec whose acts as an alter ego of the pre
sident bears an implied and assumed approval of the latter
7) when to require exhaustion of admin remedies would be unreasonable
8) when it would amount to nullification of a claim
9) when the subject matter is a private land in land case proceedings
10) when the rule does not provide a plain, speedy, and adequate remedy
11) when there are circumstances indicating the urgency of a judicial interventi
on

1) when there is a violation of due process

2) when the issue involved is purely a legal question
3) when the administrative action is patently illegal amounting to lack or exces
s of jurisdiction
4) when there is estoppel on the part of the admin department concerned
5) when the respondent is a department sec whose acts as an alter ego of the pre
sident bears the implied and assumed approval of the latter
6) when there is irreparable injury
7) when to require exhaustion of admin remedies would be unreasonable
8) when the subject matter is a private land in land case proceedings
9) when the rule does not provide a plain, speedy, and adequate remedy
10) when it would about amount to nullification of a claim
11) when there are circumstances indicating the urgency of judicial intervention