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The Political Economy of Legal Titling
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019The libertarian case for legal titling is that formalization of the economic (de facto) rights of those who own land and buildings improves prospects for capitalism and, ultimately, development. Although all rich countries have private property rights, we argue that the success of legal titling depends on a certain kind of state—what we call a property-
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Anarchy, self-governance, and legal titling
Public Choice, 2014Scholars and policymakers prescribe legal titling to improve prospects for economic development and political order. However, a public choice literature exists that has long recognized that self-governance often works well and that the state may not be able to improve upon local economic institutions at reasonable cost.
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Title of invention in the legal protection of microbiological methods
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The Value of Legal Housing Titles: An Empirical Study
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2004This paper estimates the value of legal housing titles using a Costa Rican urban housing survey conducted in 1997. The general results obtained regarding the value of legal titles to the average individual are consistent with past estimations found in the literature, but the implications for policy are new; as some groups are shown to value legal ...
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Legal Protection For Building Rights Title
The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences, 2018Disputes, conflicts, and land issues continue to increase in both intensity and diversity, as it becomes increasingly difficult to access land and increase the bargaining position of the government, private and public to gain land. The type of research is normative research that is analytical descriptive.
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4. Registered Title and the Acquisition of Legal Estates
2017This chapter examines both the acquisition question and the content question in relation to legal estates within the context of the Land Registration Act 2002. More specifically, it considers how legal estates in land are created and transferred. It also explores the principles that lie behind the registration of title as well as the content of a ...
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Legal Ownership: Retention Of Title Clauses
1997Abstract Legal ownership is such a familiar concept that, inevitably, it is presumed to be well understood. It comes as some surprise, therefore, to find its definition so elusive. Common notions of legal ownership suggest that it involves the right to make physical use of property, the right to obtain income from it and the power to ...
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