The document discusses how indemnification should be computed for a tenant. It provides the applicable laws and jurisprudence on this issue. Based on these sources, the formula for calculating indemnification is:
Labor + Expenses for cultivation, planting, and harvesting + Other incidental expenses for crop improvements + One-half the value of improvements made by the tenant, provided they were reasonable and have not lost utility.
This formula is derived from provisions in the Civil Code, Agricultural Land Reform Code, and relevant case law on a tenant's rights to be indemnified for expenses and improvements.
The document discusses how indemnification should be computed for a tenant. It provides the applicable laws and jurisprudence on this issue. Based on these sources, the formula for calculating indemnification is:
Labor + Expenses for cultivation, planting, and harvesting + Other incidental expenses for crop improvements + One-half the value of improvements made by the tenant, provided they were reasonable and have not lost utility.
This formula is derived from provisions in the Civil Code, Agricultural Land Reform Code, and relevant case law on a tenant's rights to be indemnified for expenses and improvements.
The document discusses how indemnification should be computed for a tenant. It provides the applicable laws and jurisprudence on this issue. Based on these sources, the formula for calculating indemnification is:
Labor + Expenses for cultivation, planting, and harvesting + Other incidental expenses for crop improvements + One-half the value of improvements made by the tenant, provided they were reasonable and have not lost utility.
This formula is derived from provisions in the Civil Code, Agricultural Land Reform Code, and relevant case law on a tenant's rights to be indemnified for expenses and improvements.
Issue: How should indemnification to a tenant be computed?
Applicable Laws and Jurisprudence:
1.) Article 443, NCC
He who receives the fruits has the obligation to pay the expenses made by a third person in their production, gathering, and preservation. 2.) Section 25, RA 3844 Right to be Indemnified for Labor - The agricultural lessee shall have the right to be indemnified for the cost and expenses incurred in the cultivation, planting or harvesting and other expenses incidental to the improvement of his crop in case he surrenders or abandons his landholding for just cause or is ejected therefrom. In addition, he has the right to be indemnified for one-half of the necessary and useful improvements made by him on the landholding: Provided, That these improvements are tangible and have not yet lost their utility at the time of surrender and/or abandonment of the landholding, at which time their value shall be determined for the purpose of the indemnity for improvements.
3.) Section 22 (4), RA 1199
The tenant shall have the right to be indemnified for his labor and expenses in the cultivation, planting, or harvesting and other incidental expenses for the improvement of the crop raised in case he is dispossessed of his holdings, whether such dismissal is for a just cause and not, provided the crop still exists at the time of the dispossession. 4.) Leon del Rosario vs. Hon. Bienvenido Chingcuangco (G.R. No. L-25503 ;December 17, 1966) citing Section 43, RA 1199 Rights and Obligations of Tenant-LesseeWith the creation of the tenancy relationship arising out of the contract between the landholder-lessor and tenantlessee, the latter shall have the right to enter the premises of the land, and to the adequate and peaceful enjoyment thereof. He shall have the right to work the land according to his best judgment, provided the manner and method of cultivation and harvest are in accordance with proven farm practices. Upon termination of the relationship, he shall be entitled to one-half of the value of the improvements made by him, provided they are reasonable and adequate to the purposes of the lease.
*Derived formula from the applicable provisions:
Labor + Expenses (Cultivation, Planting and Harvesting) + Other incidental expenses for the improvement of the crop raised + One-half of the value of the improvements made by lessee (provided they are reasonable and adequate to the purposes of the lease and have not lost their utility at the time of surrender and/or abandonment of the landholding) _________________________ = Indemnification entitled to the lessee