Condominium Certificate of Title (CCT)
A certificate of title issued by the Register of Deeds for a condominium unit, serving as proof of ownership equivalent to a Transfer Certificate of Title (TCT) for land.
CCTCondominium Certificate of TitleCondo Title
📖 Definition
A certificate of title issued by the Register of Deeds for a condominium unit, serving as proof of ownership. The CCT includes the unit number, floor area, building name, and the owner's name.
📄 CCT vs TCT
A CCT covers condominium units (vertical properties), while a TCT (Transfer Certificate of Title) covers land and houses (horizontal properties). Both are issued by the Register of Deeds and serve as indefeasible proof of ownership.
🔗 Related Topics
TCT, condominium, License to Sell, Register of Deeds, Land Registration Authority.
🇵🇭 Philippine Context
DHSUD References
- Governed by RA 4726 (Condominium Act)
- Issued by the Register of Deeds under the Land Registration Authority
⚖️ Legal References
- RA 4726 Section 5 requires CCT for each condominium unit
- LRA Administrative Order No. 17-2020