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Carrying It Out - Implementation Issues

Table of Contents for:

Land Registration and Cadastral Systems: Tools of Land Information and Management.
Larsson, Gerhard. 1991. New York: Longman Scientific and Technical.

ISBN: 0582089522

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Contents

Preface
Acknowledgments

1. Land information systems - tools for development

    1.1 The need for land information
    1.2 The concept of LIS
    1.3 The need for coordination: structure
    1.4 Parcel-based LIS

2. General aspects of land delimitation and documentation. Cadastre and land registration

    2.1 Property rights and land delimitation
    2.2 Justification for land documentation
    2.3 The unit of record
    2.4 Cadastres and legal land registers

3. Historical development of structure and function of cadastral and land registration systems

    3.1 Early development
    3.2 Development in the non-cadastral countries
    3.3 Development in the cadastral countries
    3.4 Different structures

4. Cadastral and land registration systems in Europe

    4.1 Western Europe
    4.2 Northern Europe
    4.3 Southern Europe
    4.4 Eastern Europe
    4.5 General trends
    4.6 Some European experiences

5. Land registration in English speaking countries

    5.1 Land registration in England
    5.2 Land registration in Australia
    5.3 Land registration in other English speaking countries
    5.4 Land registration in the United States

6. Benefits of cadastre and land register for development of rural and urban areas

    6.1 Rural areas
    6.2 Urban areas

7. Further benefits of cadastral and land registration systems. Calculating benefits

    7.1 Improved basis for land assessment and taxation
    7.2 Administrative benefits
    7.3 Improving map production
    7.4 Less litigation and less work for the courts
    7.5 Easier transactions in land
    7.6 Establishing a land market
    7.7 Calculating benefits

8. Feasibility studies for establishing or improving a cadastral and land registration system

    8.1 Investigation and presentation of basic facts
    8.2 Analysis of existing problems and benefits of a new or improved system
    8.3 Pilot studies
    8.4 Cost estimates
    8.5 Definition of principal goals
    8.6 Choice of principal methods
    8.7 Priorities and selection of areas
    8.8 Definition of legal measures

9. Cadastral surveying

    9.1 Surveying
    9.2 Demarcation

10. Adjudication

    10.1 The legal role of adjudication
    10.2 Different forms of adjudication
    10.3 Adjudication by conversion of existing registers
    10.4 The process of systematic adjudication

11. Registration

    11.1 The content of the register
    11.2 Form of the register
    11.3 Maintenance of the register

12. Special Problems

    12.1 Individual or group registration?
    12.2 Combined consolidation-registration
    12.3 Squatter rights

13. Organization, automation, education

    13.1 Organizational structure
    13.2 Automation
    13.3 Training and education

14. Progressive systems: ways of simplification

    14.1 Progressive systems
    14.2 Reduction of functions
    14.3 Block units
    14.4 Limited boundary delimitation
    14.5 Simplified survey
    14.6 Minimized field work
    14.7 Provisional registers
    14.8 Selectivity
    14.9 Axes of variation

Summary

Appendix A: Land unit identifier

Appendix B: Two examples of automation: Sweden and Canada

References and bibliography

Index


Glossary term: Cadastral

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