The article discusses the complexities surrounding the sale of real estate owned by dissolved corporations in the Philippines, emphasizing the legal distinctions between dissolution and liquidation. Many Filipino family corporations from the late 20th century have become inactive, complicating real estate transactions due to their properties remaining under their name. The Revised Corporation Code allows dissolved corporations to conduct limited activities for three years post-dissolution, including property sales through appointed liquidators.
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