Inter-Regional Development Corporation
v. Court of Appeals
L-89677, July 22, 1975
FACTS: On the land of someone, a person planted certain crops. Does the landowner automatically or ipso
facto become the owner of said planted crops?
HELD: No, the owner of the land does not ipso facto become the owner of what had been planted on his land
by another. Firstly, we have to determine whether the planter was in good faith or bad faith. Secondly, assuming that the planter was in good faith, the landowner, should he desire to get the crops, must first give the proper in-demnification to the planter.
source: Civil Code of the Philippines by Paras
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