[Solved] All installment buyers of real estate are protected by R.A. 6552 (Maceda Law).

Q.	All installment buyers of real estate are protected by R.A. 6552 (Maceda Law).
A.	Yes, because it is the intent and spirit of the law.
B.	No, only those who had paid at least 2 years of installment and defaulted later.
C.	No, they have to apply for it first at HLURB to be cover
Answer» A. Yes, because it is the intent and spirit of the law.

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