For recording each notice of embargo, including the necessary index and annotations, three pesos. 

For recording each release, including the necessary index and references, forty centavos. 

For recording each release of embargo, including the proper annotations, forty centavos. 

For recording each sheriff's return of sale, including the index and references, for each one hundred words, twenty centavos. TcDIEH 

For certified copies of records, such fees as are allowed by law for copies of records kept by the register of deeds, that is ten centavos for each one hundred words. 

For any kind of certificate on a declaration or statement, fifty centavos. 

[2496-1.] 

S ECTION 221 . Supervision Over Registers of Deeds.  — In the exercise of all their powers, registers of deeds shall be subject to the supervision of the judges of first instance in their respective districts; and it shall be the duty of said judges to see th at the records of said officers are neatly and securely kept and that their duties are otherwise properly performed. To this end the judges shall inspect the offices of registers of deeds and consult with them from time to time as occasion may require. 

[496-124; 700-1 (4).] 

SECTION 222 . Reference of Doubtful Matter to Judge of Fourth Branch of Court of First Instance at Manila . — Where the register of deeds is in doubt with regard to the proper step to be taken or memorandum to be made in pursuance of any deed, mortgage, or o ther instrument presented for registration or where any party in interest does not agree with the register of deeds with reference to any such matter, the question shall be referred to the judge of the fourth branch of the Court of First Instance of the Ni nth Judicial District either on the certificate of the register of deeds stating the question upon which he is in doubt or upon the suggestion in writing of the party in interest; and thereupon said judge, upon consideration of the matter as shown by the rec ord certified to him, and in case of registered lands, after notice to the parties and hearing, shall enter an order prescribing the step to be taken or memorandum to be made. 

