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Question XVI

2018 Bar · Taxation · 1 sub-question

XVI. In an action for ejectment filed by Kurt, the lessor-owner, against Kaka, the lessee, the trial court ruled in favor of Kurt. However, the trial court first required Kurt to pay the realty taxes due on the property for 2016 before he may recover possession thereof. Kurt objected, arguing that the delinquent realty taxes were never raised as an issue in the ejectment case. At any rate, Kurt claimed that it should be Kaka who should be made liable for the realty taxes since it was Kaka who possessed the property throughout 2016. Is Kurt correct in resisting the trial court's requirement to pay the taxes first? (2.5%)

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