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Land Registration and Overriding Interests

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decision prior to the purchase of land. Bibliography lists 2 sources JLOverride.rtf "Overriding interests and land registration" Research Compiled for Enterprises Inc By -  January 2013 To Use This Report Correctly, Please     There are a number of questions arising from the way in which land and property law is administered which can cause unnecessary  difficulties for those who are participating in the relevant transactions, and this is partly as a result of the way in which the land law system and the concept of  title has developed over the years. In the US, for instance, the system is heavily influenced by the British system of land and property law, which even British legal experts  agree is cumbersome, difficult to navigate and in need of streamlining.  The registration of land is designed to establish title and ownership to the piece of land in question and also to give an accurate representation  of the state of the land. This in itself is obviously a valid procedure, since it verifies ownership and facilitates the transfer of title when the property is sold. However,  there are some aspects of the process, such as overriding interests, which have been perceived as being complex and counter-productive to the system of dealing in land.