Reference no: EM132562419

Question - Amalia was the owner of lots 1, 2 and 3. Amalia allowed her children and grandchildren the use and possession of her properties. In 2013, Amalia executed a deed of absolute sale in favor of her daughter Cora, bearing on its face the price of P250,000. On the same day, Amalia also executed a Special Power of Attorney in favor of Cora which empowered Cora to administer Lots 1,2, and 3. Amalia and her other children continued to possess the lands in question. Thereafter, Amalia and Cora left for the U.S. When Cora returned to the Philippines in 2016, she registered the sale over lots 1 and 2 with the Registry of Deeds. In 2017 Amalia died in the U.S. and was succeeded by her four children. Soon, Cora sought to eject her siblings Bong and Dado, who were then staying on the properties. Only then did Bong and Dado learn of the transfer of titles of Amalia to Cora. Was there consent in the Deeds of Absolute Sale between Amalia and Cora?