Guam § 29105 - Land Brought Under the Law by Filing Petition:

§ 29105. Land Brought Under the Law by Filing Petition:

Contents, etc.

All land may be brought under the operation of this Law by

the owner or owners of any estate or interest therein, whether legal

or equitable (other than an individual share or an easement) by

filing with the clerk of the court his or her or their verified petition

to the Superior Court of Guam, which petition shall set forth the

following facts, to wit:

Contents of Petition. The full name, occupation, residence,

and post office address of the applicant or applicants, and where

any applicant appears by any representative because of any

disability, also the full name, occupation, residence, and post

office address of the person so representing the applicant and the

reason for his so acting; if the application is by a corporation, its

name, when and where incorporated, its principal place of

business, and the names and post office addresses of its president

and secretary, and if a foreign corporation, the name and address

of the resident agent shall be included in addition to the other

requirements; whether or not the applicant is married, and if

married, the full name and residence of the husband or wife; and

if unmarried, whether he or she has been married, and if so, how

the marriage relation terminated, and if the marriage relation

terminated by annulment or divorce, where and by what court; that

each of the applicants is not less than eighteen (18) years of age

and free from any disability, or if a minor or under disability his

age and nature of such disability, and if a guardian has been

appointed the name and address of the guardian and when and by

what court appointed, a description of the land, the value at which

the land and permanent improvements, if any, were assessed on

the last assessment for taxation.

If the application is by more than one (1) person, any one of

whom claims titles in severalty to any part of the land described

in the petition, the particular part of the land to which petitioner

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severally claims title; a statement of the estate or interest which

each applicant has or claims and whether or not the same is

community property or is subject to a homestead or to any

easement, lien or encumbrance and if so the name and the post

office address, if known, of each holder thereof, the nature and the

amount of the same, and if recorded, the book and page of the

record; a statement of whether or not the land is occupied and if

so, the full name and post office address of each occupant, and

what interest he has or claims; a statement describing the claim of

any other person who has any estate or remainder, reversion or

expectancy, with the names and post office addresses, if known,

of every such person, together with the names and post office

addresses of all the owners of the adjoining lands, so far as the

same can be ascertained upon diligent inquiry. If the application

is by a husband or wife and the property is community property or

is subject to a homestead, both spouses must join in the

application; persons who collectively claim to own the entire legal

estate in fee simple to the whole or any part of the land may join

in the petition; a corporation may petition by its duly authorized

agent; the estate of a deceased person by the administrator or

executor and a minor or other person under disability by his legal

appointed guardian, but the person in whose behalf the application

is made shall be named as applicant.