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Table of Cases; Cases; Acknowledgements; Contents; List of Figures; List of Tables; Chapter 1: Introduction; 1.1 Context; 1.2 Focus; 1.3 Approach; 1.4 Method; 1.5 Scholarship; 1.6 Legislation; 1.7 Summary; References; Chapter 2: Methodology; 2.1 Introduction; 2.2 Methodology; 2.3 Neutral Vocabulary; 2.3.1 Context; 2.3.2 Neutral vocabulary; eRecords; eApplication; eRegistration; eConveyancing; Lawyer; Conveyancing; Conveyancing Transaction; Land Registration; Deeds Registration (or Unregistered Title); Title Registration (or Registered Title)
Registering Authority (Registration Authority or Registry)Title Register (Register or Land Register); Deeds Register; Registrar; Registration; Registrant; Automatic; Automated; Applicant; Transferor; Transferee (or Bona fide Purchaser for Value); Donor; Donee (or Volunteer); Lender; Chargor (or Mortgagor); Subsequent Purchaser; Contract; Deed; Transfer (or Deed of Transfer); Electronic Transfer; Assurance; Completion (or Closing); Land Owner; Encumbrance; Property Claimant; Third Party (or Encumbrancer); Pre Contract; Post Contract; Post Completion; Title to Land; Estates
Interests (or Rights in Land)Overriding Interests; Registrable Interests (or Registered Title); Purchase Monies; Conclusion; References; Chapter 3: Defining Econveyancing; 3.1 What Is Conveyancing?; 3.2 What Is eConveyancing?; 3.2.1 What Is Not Included?; 3.2.2 Phases of eConveyancing; 3.2.3 Relationship Between eRecords, eApplication, eRegistration and eConveyancing; 3.2.4 eConveyancing in the Context of eCommerce and eGovernment: Towards an Information Age; 3.3 The Case for Reform; 3.4 Development of eConveyancing in Ireland and Ontario; 3.4.1 eConveyancing in Ireland; Background; eRecords
EApplicationeRegistration; eConveyancing; 3.4.2 eConveyancing in Ontario; Background; eRecords; eRegistration; eConveyancing; Conclusion; References; Chapter 4: Defining Title Registration; 4.1 What Is Land Registration?; 4.2 What Is Title Registration?; 4.3 Why Title Registration?; 4.4 Dynamic Versus Static Security; 4.5 Indefeasibility Outside Land Registration; 4.6 Exceptions to Indefeasibility; 4.7 Title Registration System in Ontario; 4.8 Estates and Interests Protected by the Title Register in Ontario; 4.9 Title Registration System in Ireland
4.10 Estates and Interests Protected by the Title Register in IrelandConclusion; References; Chapter 5: Identification of Risks; 5.1 Modelling; 5.2 Schematic; 5.2.1 Transaction for Value; 5.2.2 Transaction Not for Value i.e. a Gift; 5.2.3 Distinction Between U and V; 5.3 Standpoints; 5.3.1 Standpoint of Transferor; 5.3.2 Standpoint of Transferee; 5.3.3 Standpoint of Lender; 5.3.4 Standpoint of Donor; 5.3.5 Standpoint of Donee; 5.3.6 Standpoint of Third Party; 5.3.7 Standpoint of Property Claimant; 5.4 Risk Matrix; 5.5 Distinction Between Bona Fide Purchaser for Value and Volunteer
Registering Authority (Registration Authority or Registry)Title Register (Register or Land Register); Deeds Register; Registrar; Registration; Registrant; Automatic; Automated; Applicant; Transferor; Transferee (or Bona fide Purchaser for Value); Donor; Donee (or Volunteer); Lender; Chargor (or Mortgagor); Subsequent Purchaser; Contract; Deed; Transfer (or Deed of Transfer); Electronic Transfer; Assurance; Completion (or Closing); Land Owner; Encumbrance; Property Claimant; Third Party (or Encumbrancer); Pre Contract; Post Contract; Post Completion; Title to Land; Estates
Interests (or Rights in Land)Overriding Interests; Registrable Interests (or Registered Title); Purchase Monies; Conclusion; References; Chapter 3: Defining Econveyancing; 3.1 What Is Conveyancing?; 3.2 What Is eConveyancing?; 3.2.1 What Is Not Included?; 3.2.2 Phases of eConveyancing; 3.2.3 Relationship Between eRecords, eApplication, eRegistration and eConveyancing; 3.2.4 eConveyancing in the Context of eCommerce and eGovernment: Towards an Information Age; 3.3 The Case for Reform; 3.4 Development of eConveyancing in Ireland and Ontario; 3.4.1 eConveyancing in Ireland; Background; eRecords
EApplicationeRegistration; eConveyancing; 3.4.2 eConveyancing in Ontario; Background; eRecords; eRegistration; eConveyancing; Conclusion; References; Chapter 4: Defining Title Registration; 4.1 What Is Land Registration?; 4.2 What Is Title Registration?; 4.3 Why Title Registration?; 4.4 Dynamic Versus Static Security; 4.5 Indefeasibility Outside Land Registration; 4.6 Exceptions to Indefeasibility; 4.7 Title Registration System in Ontario; 4.8 Estates and Interests Protected by the Title Register in Ontario; 4.9 Title Registration System in Ireland
4.10 Estates and Interests Protected by the Title Register in IrelandConclusion; References; Chapter 5: Identification of Risks; 5.1 Modelling; 5.2 Schematic; 5.2.1 Transaction for Value; 5.2.2 Transaction Not for Value i.e. a Gift; 5.2.3 Distinction Between U and V; 5.3 Standpoints; 5.3.1 Standpoint of Transferor; 5.3.2 Standpoint of Transferee; 5.3.3 Standpoint of Lender; 5.3.4 Standpoint of Donor; 5.3.5 Standpoint of Donee; 5.3.6 Standpoint of Third Party; 5.3.7 Standpoint of Property Claimant; 5.4 Risk Matrix; 5.5 Distinction Between Bona Fide Purchaser for Value and Volunteer