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In a coastal province, a Filipino applicant named Lea S occupies 2 hectares of a 5-hectare public-domain parcel that the DENR classifies as timberland. The land has never been titled. Lea has possessed the land openly, exclusively, and continuously since 2010 and files for original registration in the Regional Trial Court. The LRA denies the application on the ground that the land is not alienable and disposable. Is her application proper? If not, what remedy or process should she pursue to obtain a title?

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The application is improper; Lea should file a petition for judicial declaration of title under the Land Registration process without requiring reclassification. The application is improper; Lea should instead seek a homestead patent under the Public Land Act for agricultural lands. The application is improper; the land is timberland and not alienable and disposable; the remedy is to pursue reclassification by the DENR, typically via a Presidential Proclamation converting the land to alienable and disposable before filing for original registration. The application is improper; Lea may file for a partial registration limited to any alienable portion of the parcel, if such portion exists and is separately classifiable as alienable and disposable.

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