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Here is the case abstract. Can someone please provide answers to my my questions.Subject: Land parcel, agricultural (coconut), with a total land area of 2.3 HectaresOwner: “Juan”. Was a resident of Los Angeles California; no children; deceased “Juan” owns a parcel of land. However, he is a US Citizen, thus the title of the land was named to his five (5) siblings, whom are all decease today. Sometime in 1987 when he visited the Philippines, he gave verbal authority & rights to “Pedro” to farm & manage his land and left the Title of the Land to Pedro’s father whom one of Juan’s sibling. “Pedro” built a house on a part of the subject land and planted coconut trees on the rest and has been farming it until now. When, Pedro’s father passed away, the Land Tile was given to Pedro. The area is now being develop and a highway is under construction adjacent to the subject land. Heirs of the siblings of “Juan” became interested in the land and are planning to develop it into residential and commercial area and want to divide the said land amongst them.What is the rightful claim of “Pedro” granting that he is the one who took care of the said land?Is it lawfully to claim 50% of the land area?If not, can he claim 1/6 of the land? (One (1) part for each sibling and a part for him)He was advised by the heir/s that he will be getting 1300 sq meter as compensation for the coconut trees that will eventually be cut down. Is that enough for his troubles in taking care of the land?Is it worth it to take this case to the court if he thinks that the 1300 sq meter as compensation is not enough?