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PROPERTY Art. 419 Classification of Property According to Ownership: 1. Public Dominion 2. Private Dominion Public Dominion – property of the state in its public capacity intended for: a. Public use b. Public service c. Development of national wealth Private Dominion – properties belonging to private persons either individually or collectively. Art. 420 Classification of Property of Public Dominion 1. Public use 2. Public service 3. Development of national wealth Public Use – properties that can be used publicly such as: a. Roads b. Bridges c. State Rivers Public Service – properties belonging to the State which can be used only by those who are authorized to do so such as: a. Buildings for government offices and departments b. Vehicles for public officials c. Firearms Development of National Wealth – properties which are consist of forest lands, minerals, etc. Q: Can public dominion properties subject for negotiations for contract purposes? A: NO. For these are properties outside the commerce of men and cannot be subject for negotiations. Characteristics of Property of Public Dominion: a. Outside the commerce of men b. Cannot be acquired thru prescription c.

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PROPERTY

Art. 419

Classification of Property According to Ownership:

1. Public Dominion2. Private Dominion

Public Dominion – property of the state in its public capacity intended for:

a. Public useb. Public servicec. Development of national wealth

Private Dominion – properties belonging to private persons either individually or collectively.

Art. 420

Classification of Property of Public Dominion

1. Public use2. Public service3. Development of national wealth

Public Use – properties that can be used publicly such as:

a. Roadsb. Bridgesc. State Rivers

Public Service – properties belonging to the State which can be used only by those who are authorized to do so such as:

a. Buildings for government offices and departments

b. Vehicles for public officials c. Firearms

Development of National Wealth – properties which are consist of forest lands, minerals, etc.

Q: Can public dominion properties subject for negotiations for contract purposes?

A: NO. For these are properties outside the commerce of men and cannot be subject for negotiations.

Characteristics of Property of Public Dominion:

a. Outside the commerce of menb. Cannot be acquired thru prescriptionc.