Action to quiet title; requisites
The following requisites must concur, so that an action for quieting of title
may prosper:
(1) The plaintiff or complainant has a
legal or an equitable title to or
interest in the real property, subject of the action; and
(2) The deed, claim, encumbrance, or proceeding claimed to be
casting a cloud on the title must
be shown to be in fact
invalid or inoperative despite its prima facie appearance of
validity or legal efficacy. (Phil-Ville Development and Housing Corp. v. Bonifacio, G.R. No. 167391,
8 June 2011, 651 SCRA 66, 92; Eland Philippines, Inc. v. Garcia, G.R. No.
173289, 17 February 2010)