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Land registration : Global practices and lessons for India
Publication details: New Delhi Pentagon Press LLP 2019ISBN:- 9789386618863
- 346.0438 AGA
Contents:
Contents: 1. A Comparative analysis of land registration system of Germany, UK, Australia, USA, France, and the Netherlands, the first three having title registration systems and the other three practicing deed registrations system;
2. Analysis of replicability of each of these systems in the Indian context;
3. Comparative analysis of laws regarding maintenance of land title records in four Indian states viz. Maharashtra, Karnataka, Punjab and West Bengal, covering each of the four regions of the country;
4. The author s evidence-based recommendations on reforms required in the Indian land registration system
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Contents: 1. A Comparative analysis of land registration system of Germany, UK, Australia, USA, France, and the Netherlands, the first three having title registration systems and the other three practicing deed registrations system;
2. Analysis of replicability of each of these systems in the Indian context;
3. Comparative analysis of laws regarding maintenance of land title records in four Indian states viz. Maharashtra, Karnataka, Punjab and West Bengal, covering each of the four regions of the country;
4. The author s evidence-based recommendations on reforms required in the Indian land registration system
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