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2000-04-12 |
GONZAGA-REYES, J. |
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| The "successor-in-interest" contemplated by the above provisions includes a person to whom the judgment debtor has transferred his right of redemption, or one to whom he has conveyed his interests in the property for purposes of redemption, or one who succeeds to his property by operation of law, or a person with a joint interest in the property, or his spouse or heirs.[27] A compulsory heir to the judgment debtor qualifies as a successor-in-interest who can redeem property sold on execution.[28] | |||||