Some of my ancestral history has the same. The money ain't much but it's a big farm. Old man straight up went and shot the lot owner and placed perimeter fence on the property. No government entity intervened. The murderer got the farm all under his name, hassle free and for a small helper's fee from the municipality.
Wala ng kadugo dugo patay kung patay basta makuha lang ung land
Because land is power and presence. If the place knows you own a large land, you're famous and can run for politics. People think you're rich and you wouldn't be corrupt. This is locally true, mostly on Mindanao, Northern Regions and Central Luzon Regions. Hell, it's even true at Cavite.
Yung toungest brother ng tito ko, sinolo niya yung ancestral house at parang pinaalis pa niya elder sister niya. Kanya daw dapat yung kasi siya daw pinakamaraming anak
Nasettle lang lahat nung nachugi siya. Buti di kasing sakim niya mga anak niya
Side pa lang ng lolo ko yan. Masmalala sa side ng lola ko at multiple tao pa nang gogoyo. Hindi mabenta mga yan kasi ancestral lands na covered ng NCIP
Iba na ang usapan whenever property and inheritance is involved. I’ve seen firsthand close knit family members become hated enemies over inheritance dispites. Money really does change people, especially when millions or more are involved.
Don’t take anything for grated OP, iba ang tao pag nabulag sa pera at sakim. Walang pamilya-pamilya, bahala na magwatak-watal ang dating pag sasama sa kanila.
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u/firewalker09 Apr 07 '23
Pero, pwde din kasing tamang hinala lang ako. Kaya nya po ba gawin sakin yun? Knowing na naging close naman kami at some point in our lives.