5 Best Thesis Topics About Land Disputes and Co-Ownership Rights
Explore the 5 best thesis topics on land disputes and co-ownership rights in the Philippines. Learn how legal redemption, delays, and lack of awareness impact property ownership. Perfect for Legal Management, Real estate management and Political Science students.
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Realyn Manalo
6/24/20252 min read


Source: GMA News Online
Let me convince you to make this a thesis.
Imagine losing your land not because someone stole it, but because you waited too long. That’s exactly what happened to two siblings. Their aunt sold a piece of shared land. They knew. They did nothing. Six years later, they tried to fight. But the Supreme Court said it was too late. They lost everything.
Here’s what’s really wrong. Too many co-owners in the Philippines don’t understand their rights. They think verbal notice isn’t enough. They think the law will wait. It won’t. The law punishes silence and delay. And no one is researching why this keeps happening. No one is asking how we teach people their rights before it’s too late.
Who Can Use These Topics
This research is ideal for students and professionals pursuing the following courses or strands:
College Programs:
Legal Management
Public Administration
Political Science
Real Estate Management
Urban Planning
Senior High School Strands:
HUMSS
ABM
GAS
5 Thesis Topic Ideas
1.Impact of Delayed Legal Action on Co-Ownership Rights in Land Disputes
This research investigates how delays in filing legal redemption affect outcomes for co-owners in property disputes.
Target Respondents
Co-owners of registered land
Barangay legal officers
Municipal assessors
2.Level of Awareness of Legal Redemption Rights Among Co-Owners
This study measures how well land co-owners understand their legal right to redeem sold shares.
Target Respondents
Homeowners associations
Rural property owners
Barangay leaders
3.Influence of Non-Written Notice on Legal Redemption Claims
This research explores cases where co-owners were verbally informed of land sales and the impact on their ability to redeem.
Target Respondents
Public attorneys
Land dispute litigants
Law students
4.Role of Local Government Units in Educating Citizens About Property Co-Ownership Laws
This study examines what LGUs are doing to inform citizens about their property rights and identifies gaps in communication.
Target Respondents
Municipal legal offices
Barangay captains
Community residents
5.Correlation Between Legal Literacy and Property Loss in Co-Ownership Arrangements
This research looks into how legal knowledge (or lack of it) affects the likelihood of losing land due to inaction.
Target Respondents
Families with inherited property
Legal aid clients
Real estate educators
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