Expedition of Torrens system in the common law world and its Asian development in Singapore and Hong Kong

In the common law world, Australia was the first country to adopt, in the 19th century, a title registration system, widely known as the Torrens system. The system become popular in many common law countries. In Asia, countries such as Malaysia and Singapore adopted the system. In this article, the...

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Main Authors: Wu, Richard, Zul Kepli, Mohd Yazid
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Language:English
Published: Thompson Reuters 2012
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spelling iium-296642013-04-30T08:49:15Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/29664/ Expedition of Torrens system in the common law world and its Asian development in Singapore and Hong Kong Wu, Richard Zul Kepli, Mohd Yazid K Law (General) In the common law world, Australia was the first country to adopt, in the 19th century, a title registration system, widely known as the Torrens system. The system become popular in many common law countries. In Asia, countries such as Malaysia and Singapore adopted the system. In this article, the authors cinsider the global implementation of title registration systems, focusing on common law countries such as Australia, England and the United States. They also analyse the development of title registration systems in two Asian cities, namely Singapore and Hong Kong. They argue that Hong Kong can learn three lessons from Singapore for its title registration reform. Thompson Reuters 2012 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/29664/1/Wu_and_Kepli_%282012%29_2_Prop_L_Rev_99.pdf Wu, Richard and Zul Kepli, Mohd Yazid (2012) Expedition of Torrens system in the common law world and its Asian development in Singapore and Hong Kong. Property Law Review , 2. pp. 99-114.
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Expedition of Torrens system in the common law world and its Asian development in Singapore and Hong Kong
description In the common law world, Australia was the first country to adopt, in the 19th century, a title registration system, widely known as the Torrens system. The system become popular in many common law countries. In Asia, countries such as Malaysia and Singapore adopted the system. In this article, the authors cinsider the global implementation of title registration systems, focusing on common law countries such as Australia, England and the United States. They also analyse the development of title registration systems in two Asian cities, namely Singapore and Hong Kong. They argue that Hong Kong can learn three lessons from Singapore for its title registration reform.
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author Wu, Richard
Zul Kepli, Mohd Yazid
author_facet Wu, Richard
Zul Kepli, Mohd Yazid
author_sort Wu, Richard
title Expedition of Torrens system in the common law world and its Asian development in Singapore and Hong Kong
title_short Expedition of Torrens system in the common law world and its Asian development in Singapore and Hong Kong
title_full Expedition of Torrens system in the common law world and its Asian development in Singapore and Hong Kong
title_fullStr Expedition of Torrens system in the common law world and its Asian development in Singapore and Hong Kong
title_full_unstemmed Expedition of Torrens system in the common law world and its Asian development in Singapore and Hong Kong
title_sort expedition of torrens system in the common law world and its asian development in singapore and hong kong
publisher Thompson Reuters
publishDate 2012
url http://irep.iium.edu.my/29664/
http://irep.iium.edu.my/29664/1/Wu_and_Kepli_%282012%29_2_Prop_L_Rev_99.pdf
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