Is parking on a vacant private lot considered trespassing?

[boybi]

For purposes of academic discussion:

When you can't find the lot owner and if you happened to utilize the lot for parking, you can always set up a defense that you are securing it from the lurking squatters. As you said you are willing to pave it and if it happens that the lot owner likes the improvement and considers the same as necessary, then a relationship called Negotiorum Gestio is created. So if he wants you to pay for the rent before the court, then you can ask the court for a just and reasonable rent payment. Offset it with the expenses on the improvement.

E pano kung ayaw nyang ipa-offset yung improvements, tanggalin ko nalang daw lalong lumaki gastos

[hein]

For purposes of academic discussion:

When you can't find the lot owner and if you happened to utilize the lot for parking, you can always set up a defense that you are securing it from the lurking squatters. As you said you are willing to pave it and if it happens that the lot owner likes the improvement and considers the same as necessary, then a relationship called Negotiorum Gestio is created. So if he wants you to pay for the rent before the court, then you can ask the court for a just and reasonable rent payment. Offset it with the expenses on the improvement.

Kung nagalit yung lot owner, he might sue you demand a high rent. Then you have to hire a lawyer tapos daming appearances pa.

Boybi, the solution has been given to you in Page 2, go to the Assesor's office and look at the map in their computer. They will print out the name and current address pf the lot owner.

A little Legwork lang yan kaysa palusot lusot pa ang gawin mo.

Let us be good neighbors here and not be like the Squatters.