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Discuss and consider the extent to which the Land Registration Act 2002 meets the principles referred to in to in the quotation, including in your answer discussion of the extent to which pre-registration concepts persist in relation to dificult cases.
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"One of the aims of the registration is to make title more secure and easily provable. It is supposed to set up a mirror of ownership. The mirror principle - or rather, aspiration - is hostile to interests that do not appear on the registered title. Like many systems registration has it's own momentum; it tends towards tidiness and completeness and to the elimination, as far as possible, and of interests that a purchaser cannot discover from the register ". Discuss and consider the extent to which the Land Registration Act 2002 meets the principles referred to in to in the quotation, including in your answer discussion of the extent to which pre-registration concepts such as notice might continue to persist in relation to difficult cases. In the following essay I shall discuss the above quotation. The Land Registration Act 2002 [1] came into force on the 13th October 2003. The Act...
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