[Solved] A leased a parcel of land from B. With the consent of B, A constructed his house. If B will file an application for registration of the land, what will happen to the house?

Q.	A leased a parcel of land from B. With the consent of B, A constructed his house. If B will file an application for registration of the land, what will happen to the house?
A.	It will be included in the registration as improvement thereon unless A files an opposition and asks that his right be annotated on the title;
B.	A can have it registered independently;
C.	A need not file an opposition as the court will order the registration of the land without the house because registration under PD 1529 applies only to land;
D.	A can oppose alleging that he has a better right to register since he is in actual possession.
Answer» A. It will be included in the registration as improvement thereon unless A files an opposition and asks that his right be annotated on the title;

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