Electronic conveyancing in Australia: Is anyone concerned about security?
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29/07/2014
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Three proof requirements as essential for a sustainable land registration system. These were proof of identity, proof of ownership, and authority to deal. Our attention in this paper is drawn to the latter two requirements and will ask whether the introduction of the Property Exchange of Australia (PEXA), and its underpinning regulatory regime will meet the concerns that we have in relation to proof of ownership and authority to deal. In drawing out some problems with PEXA, we then offer an innovative idea, sourced from the transfer of equities that could serve to generate discussion on how we can ensure the Torrens system of land registration is sustainable for another 160 years. |
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http://eprints.qut.edu.au/74519/2/74519.pdf Thomas, Rod, Griggs, Lynden, & Low, Rouhshi (2014) Electronic conveyancing in Australia: Is anyone concerned about security? In Australasian Property Law Teachers Conference, Bond University, Gold Coast, Brisbane. |
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Copyright 2014 Please consult the author. |
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QUT Business School; School of Accountancy |
Palavras-Chave | #180100 LAW #Electronic conveyancing #Land title fraud #Identity fraud #security of title #Electronic Conveyancing National Law |
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Conference Paper |