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G.R. No. L-20329 March 16, 1923. THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK, petitioner, vs. JOAQUIN JARAMILLO, as register of deeds of the City of Manila, respondent. Ross, Lawrence and Selph for petitioner.
Sep 21, 2021 · Standard Oil (p) then delivered to Jaranillo (r) for the purpose of recording in the book of record of chattel mortgages. Jaranillo refused because he is of the opinion that the house in question was not a chattel mortgage.
The Supreme Court overruled the demurrer, and ordered that unless Jaramillo interposes a sufficient answer to the petition for mandamus by Standard Oil within 5 days of notification, the writ would be issued as prayed, but without costs.
Jan 22, 2024 · Facts: On November 27, 1922, Gervasia de la Rosa, Vda. de Vera, who was leasing a parcel of land in the City of Manila and owned a house built there, executed a document in the form of a chattel mortgage in favor of the Standard Oil Company of New York.
After said document had been duly acknowledge and delivered, the petitioner caused the same to be presented to the respondent, Joaquin Jaramillo, as register of deeds of the City of Manila, for the purpose of having the same recorded in the book of record of chattel mortgages.
FACTS: De la Rosa was the lessee of a piece of land, on which a house she owns was built. She executed a chattel mortgage in favor of the petitioner—purporting the leasehold interest in the land and the ownership of house.
As stated in Standard Oil Co. of New York v. Jaramillo, 44 Phil. 630, it is undeniable that the parties to a contract may by agreement treat as personal property that which by nature would be real property, as long as no interest of third parties would be prejudiced thereby.
