One of the essential requisites of tenancy relationship is the sharing of the harvest between the landowner and the tenant. When a witness testifies and declares that he/she knows for a fact that the allege tenant is the cultivator of the agricultural land since time immemorial without disclosing, however, the circumstances or details of the alleged harvest sharing, such testimony cannot be deemed as evidence of harvest sharing. Occupancy and continued possession of the land will not ipso facto make one a de jure tenant.
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