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Les diagrammes suivants illustrent la mAthode. 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 32X ,-,. am f: - ) AN ESSAY ON THE TRANSFER OF LAND BY REGISTRATION. '>. ^ 1 c< AN ESSAY ON THl TRANSFER OF LAND BY REGISTRATION UNDER THE DUPLICATE METHOD OPERATIVE IN BRITISH COLONIES. BY SIR ROBERT TORRENS, K.C.M.G. Cassell, Fetter, Galpin & Co.: LVDGATE HILL, LONDON, E.C. PREFACE. The present volume is, for the most part, a compilation from papers read and addresses delivered on various occasions within the last eighteen years. It is published at the sugges- tion of several Members of Parliament and others, who dnem the present juncture peculiarly appropriate for the discussion of a measure calculated to afford material relief to all who are interested in land. Avoiding, as altogether outside the subject matter, all reference to the more or less party questions of primogeni- ture and entail, the system of conveyancing herein explained does not interfere with the principles or rules of law, or with the powers of landowners or their rglits or liberties; but only with the machinery by which such li ^hts or liberties may be created or protected without the intervention of the statute of uses. At the same time, the advantages to be derived from the adoption of the system of land transfer advocated in the following pages, are not by any means confined to the simplification of the machinery by which land is conveyed. For perhaps the most important ultimate result of its intro- duction into the United Kingdom will be, the substitution of indefeasibility of title, in all cases, in lieu of the present VI PREFACE. insecurity of title, which leaves people in doubt as to whether land, which they call their own, and which has usually been acquired at great cost, legally belongs to them. This result can, as will be subsequently indicated (page aaX be attained without doing injustice to any one. Moreover, by effluxion of time, many doubtful titles will soon be in a condition to be declared indefeasible, a result which a recent statute ("The Real Property Limitation Act, 1874") will hasten. In bringing forward a measure which has been grappled with in vain by three Lord Chancellors, I am aware that I render myself obnoxious to the charge of presumption. My defence is that the question as here treated is not one of law, but rather of official mechanism, by means of which the principles advocated by those high authorities may be rendered operative to the almost incalculable benefit of all who are now, or hope to become, interested in land; and for that work my official employment in connection with the transfer of properly in shipping, and subsequently in registration of assurances, afforded an experience of a special character which neither the study nor the practice of the law are calculated to impart. And, again, I would plead that the complete success which has attended the application of that mechanism in the nine colonies in which it is in opera- tion, warrants the belief that the like result >vill follow its adoption in this country. \\ CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. rAOB Contrasts thb pRiifciPAL Systems of Conviyancino in OPERATION IN THB UNITKD KINGDOM ANU BUBWHERB ... 9 CHAPTER n. How Titles arb placed on the Rbgistbr ... i8 CHAPTER III. How Transfers and other dealings are Conducted under this Duplicate Method of Conveyancing ly Registra- tion OF Title 21 CHAPTER IV. Replies to Stock Objections 28 CHAPTER V. Why Attempts to apply this System have hitherto failed IN this Country 39 CHAPTER VI. The Dead>lock Difficulty founded on Misapprehension... 45 CHAPTER VII. Legislation reqi irbd in order to the successful applxca- tion of the system to land in the united kingdom 49 vUi CONTENTS. CHAPTER Vlll. rAOB Reports op Oppicuu on thi working op thb System in the Colonies, in Reply to Lord Kimebrlev's Circular {See Blite Book^ May lo^ 1881) 54 Appendix • t • • •• tat tat 59 ; Bill to Amend and Extend the Pruvisions op the Record op Titles (Ireland) Act, 1865 86 y v^ AN ESSAY ON THE TRANSFER OF LAND BY REGISTRATION. CHAPTER I. CONTRASTS THE PRINCIPAL SYSTEMS OF CONVEYANCING IN OPERATION IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND ELSEWHERE. Conveyancing by deed without registration is in operation throughout the greater part of England. In Middlesex and in Yorkshire we find a system of conveyancing by deed with registration, but without barring *' the doctrine of notice.? In the United States of America, in portions of the Dominion of Canada, in Ireland, and notably in Scotland, the principle of conveyancing by deed with registration, and barring " no- tice " (whether actual or imputed), obtains with more or less diversity in the method of its application.
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