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"The main aims of the Land Registration Acts were to give certainty to title of land, facilitate conveyancing and to make the transfer of land more simple and economical" - To what extent do you think these aims have been achieved?
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* "The main aims of the Land Registration Acts were to give certainty to title of land, facilitate conveyancing and to make the transfer of land more simple and economical". * To what extent do you think these aims have been achieved? A system of land registration has been in existence for well over one hundred years. The LRA1 1862 and the LTA2s 1875 and 1897 provided a system for voluntary registration of title. The LRA 1862 was found to be unworkable and thus replaced by the LTA 1875 and then 1897. The LTA 1897 made registration of title compulsory on dealings with land in the county of London, prior to this the number of titles registered was very small. However, it was not until 1st December 1990 that the compulsory areas were extended to the whole of England and Wales3. It is now estimated that over 80% of titles are...
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