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	GR No. 165863 2013-04-10	ALBERT CHUA v. B.E. SAN DIEGO MENDOZA, J.
The above provision requires that all interested parties must be duly notified of the petitioner's application for amendment or alteration of the certificate of title. Relief under the said legal provision can only be granted if there is unanimity among the parties, or that there is no adverse claim or serious objection on the part of any party in interest.[43]
	GR Nos. 140743 & 140745 2009-09-17	CITY GOVERNMENT OF TAGAYTAY v. ELEUTERIO F. GUERRERO NACHURA, J.
In the interregnum, on June 10, 1997, the Supreme Court rendered a Decision[32] in G.R. No. 106812, the dispositive portion of which reads:
	GR Nos. 140743 & 140745 2009-09-17	CITY GOVERNMENT OF TAGAYTAY v. ELEUTERIO F. GUERRERO NACHURA, J.
In the interregnum, on June 10, 1997, the Supreme Court rendered a Decision[32] in G.R. No. 106812, the dispositive portion of which reads: