may make requisition up on the Bureau of Lands to establish the boundaries of such forest and erect monuments defining the same. The cost of such demarcation shall be defrayed from the revenues of the public forests. [1148-20.] SECTION  1021 . Registration of Title of Private Forest Land.  — Every private owner of forest land shall register his title to the same with the Director of Forestry. A list of such owners, with a statement of the boundaries of their property, shall be furni shed by said Director to the Collector of Internal Revenue, and the same shall be supplemented from time to time as occasion may require. Upon application of the Director of Forestry the fiscal of the province in which any such land lies shall render assistance in the examination of the title thereof with a view to its registration in the Bureau of Forestry. [1148-24; 1699-7.] SECTION  1022 . Sale of Forest Products by Director of Forestry . — When not detrimental to the forest or to the interests which depend upon them, the Director of Forestry may select or designate forest products for sale or disposal and may sell or dispose of  the same, upon licenses, at the prices specified in the Internal Revenue Law or as otherwise determined in accordance with law. [1148-10.] SECTION  1023 . License Required for Taking or Removal of Forest Products . — Except as herein provided, forest products shall be cut, gathered, or removed in or from any forest only upon license from the Bureau of Forestry. [1148-13-15, 17-19.] SECTION  1024 . Authority of Director of Forestry to Issue Gratuitous Licenses for Certain Purposes . — The Director of Forestry may, subject to regulations to be prescribed by him, grant gratuitous licenses for the use of forest products in reasonable quanti ties and within definite territorial limits, for domestic purposes or for public works, churches, convents, and schoolhouses only, and not for sale or barter. When desirable for the preservation, betterment, or use of a forest such license may be granted f or the removal of tops of fallen timber, regardless of the use to which the same may be put. [Comp., 1149, 1156.] 306 Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011