The Torrens System offers a simpler, safer way to transfer land. This edition presents the principles, debates, and real‑world impact of land title reform. It argues that registration can replace confusing conveyancing with a clearer, more reliable record of ownership.
Across history and in many countries, the system aims to reduce costs, eliminate obscurity, and quiet uncertain titles. It is framed as a practical approach backed by legal decisions and public policy, with attention to how the register and its certificates function in modern real estate transactions.
Ideal for readers of law, real estate, and history of property registration who want a concise view of how land title systems can work in practice.
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Excerpt from The Torrens System: Its Simplicity, Serviceability and Success
This discussion of the Torrens System appeared as a series of articles in The Wall Street Journal. Bequests have come from many parts of the United States for their collection in permanent form. Because of this and of the attention now directed to the Torrens idea the articles are reproduced in this book.
No legal or economic principle is of greater moment than the system known as the Torrens. It interests every owner of property, without exception, every lawyer and every financier who may soon see real estate become an asset as liquid as other factors of wealth upon which banks are expected to loan funds.
Eleven of the United States have already adopted, in whole or in part, the Torrens System. It has been proved to be of increasing benefit to the owners of property and of homes. In many States coming sessions of the legislatures will prepare to take action looking to the adoption or the perfection of systems of conveyancing and the passage of Torrens Acts. The bitter opposition of vested interests to the enactment of such legislation, the nation-wide demand for simplification of the processes of conveyancing, the need of abolishing antiquated methods of land transfers, and the appreciation of the negotiable qualities of land values make the subject of this discussion of paramount importance. Knowledge of the conditions surrounding the Torrens principle is of vital interest to the smallest as to the largest holder of real estate.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book offers a compelling and detailed analysis of the Torrens System, a groundbreaking method for registering land titles. The author traces the system's origins to its inception in 19th century Australia, detailing its gradual spread throughout the British Empire and beyond. The book examines the evolution of land registration practices, comparing the Torrens System with older methods like the English system and the French system. This analysis highlights the systemââ â¢s inherent simplicity and effectiveness, particularly in comparison to more traditional, often cumbersome, land transfer practices. The author also explores the Torrens Systemââ â¢s impact on the economic and social landscape of various countries, examining its potential to accelerate land transactions and enhance the liquidity of real estate holdings. The book tackles the challenges the system has faced, including opposition from vested interests like title companies, and offers insights into the ongoing debate surrounding its implementation. The author underscores the importance of the Torrens System, arguing that it provides a crucial safeguard for land ownership and fosters a more efficient and equitable system of land transfer. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781331339274_0
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