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Chris Bevan argues that the primary aim of the system of title registration of land is to provide a clear and comprehensive account of interests

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This essay will adopt that foundational aim as the lens through which to critically assess the effectiveness of the Land Registration Act (LRA) 2002

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Despite its ambition to modernise and improve the LRA of 1925, it has been unsuccessful in achieving its objectives

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This essay will advance a two fold critique of the act’s shortcomings: the complexities of section 29 through the maintenance of overriding interests and the tension between section 58 and indemnity provisions

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These elements collectively illustrate the Act’s failure to deliver the clarity and comprehensiveness that a system of title registration of land should aim to achieve