DOUBTFUL QUESTIONS SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE LRA ADMINISTRATOR FOR RESOLUTION

> Register is precluded from exercising his personal judgment and discretion when confronted with the problem whether to register a deed or instrument on the ground that it is invalid

> When in doubt, all that he is supposed to do is to submit and certify the question to the LRA Administrator, who shall, after notice and hearing, enter an order prescribing the step to be taken on the doubtful question

> Where a party in interest doesn’t agree with the action taken by the Register of Deeds with reference to the instrument submitted to the LRA administrator who thereafter “enter an order prescribing the step to be taken or memorandum to be made”, which shall be “conclusive and binding upon all Registers of
Deeds”

> Whether the document is invalid, frivolous or intended to harass, is not the duty of the Register of Deeds to decide, but a court of competent jurisdiction

> Although there may be some manners in which the Register of Deeds has quasi-judicial power, a suit to quiet title or to ascertain and determine the interest in real property is a matter exclusively within the jurisdiction of the courts