A Registry System and a Land Titles System Are Different

question 34

Multiple Choice

A registry system and a land titles system are different because

• A) Unregistered interests may exist in a land titles system, but not a registry system.
• B) the remedy of judicial sale is available under a registry system, but not under a land titles system.
• C) the mirror principle applies under a land titles system, but not under a registry system.
• D) a mortgage creates a charge under a registry system, but a conveyance of title under a land titles system.
• E) after the terms of a mortgage have been fulfilled, the mortgagee enjoys the benefit of a re- conveyance of title under a registry system, but a cessation of charge under a land titles system.

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