LAW 130 Property Exam CAN – Chapter 3: Aboriginal Title 6 Delgamuukw v British Columbia (1997) (3-8) 6 Mitchell v MNR (2001) p. 3-35 7 R v Marshall; R v Bernard (2005) (3-44) 8 William v British Columbia (2012) (3-52) 9 Skeetchestn Indian Band v BC (2000) (5.7) 9 Chapter 5: Registration of Title: An Overview 10 A. Historical Background 10 1. Common Law Conveyancing 10 2. The Recording System 10 3. The Torrens System 10 4. The Torrens System Introduced in BC 10 B. The General Pattern of Registration 10 1. Land Title Districts 10 2. What Can Be Registered? 10 (a) The General Principle 10 R v Kessler (1961) (5.5) 10 (b) Prohibition of Registration of Common Law Interests 11 (c) Registration of Non Common Law Interests 11 (d) Aboriginal Title 11 3. The Basic Scheme of Registration 11 (a) The Legal Fee Simple 11 LTA s 179 Rights of owner of surface 11 – LTA s 141 Subdivision of land into air space parcels 11 – Strata Property Act ss 239, 244 11 (b) Charges 11 LTA s 1 Charges 11 – 4. The Legal Fee Simple 12 (a) Initial Application 12 LTA s 169 Registration of title 12 – (b) Transfer Inter Vivos 12 (c) Transmission on 12 5. Charges 12 (a) General 12 LTA s 195 Registration of Charges 12 – (b) Caveats; Certificates of Pending Litigation; Judgments 13 LTA s 288 Effect of caveat 13 – LTA s 215 Registration of CPL in same manner as charge 13 – LTA s 216 Effect of registered CPL 13 – LTA s 217 Effect of CPL if application is pending 13 – C. The Role of the Registrar 14 Re Land Registry Act, Re Application (1960) (5-28) 14 Re Land Registry Act and Shaw (1915) (5-31) 14 Property Law Act s 27 14 Heller v British Columbia (Registrar, Vancouver Land Registration District) (1963) (5-34) 14
LAW 130 Property – Exam CAN Chapter 3: Aboriginal Title 6 Delgamuukw v British Columbia (1997) (3-8) 6 Mitchell v MNR (2001) p. 3-35 7 R v Marshall; R v Bernard (2005) (3-44) 8 William v British Columbia (2012) (3-52) 9 Skeetchestn Indian Band v BC (2000) (5.7) 9 Chapter 5: Registration of Title: An Overview 10 A. Historical Background 10 1. Common Law Conveyancing 10 2. The Recording System 10 3. The Torrens System 10 4. The Torrens System Introduced in BC 10 B. The General Pattern of Registration 10 1. Land Title Districts 10 2. What Can Be Registered? 10 (a) The General Principle 10 R v Kessler (1961) (5.5) 10 (b) Prohibition of Registration of Common Law Interests 11 (c) Registration of Non Common Law Interests 11 (d) Aboriginal Title 11 3. The Basic Scheme of Registration 11 (a) The Legal Fee Simple 11 LTA s 179 – Rights of owner of surface 11 LTA s 141 – Subdivision of land into air space parcels 11 Strata Property Act ss 239, 244 11 (b) Charges 11 LTA s 1 – Charges 11 4. The Legal Fee Simple 12 (a) Initial Application 12 LTA s 169 – Registration of title 12 (b) Transfer Inter Vivos 12 (c) Transmission on 12 5. Charges 12 (a) General 12 LTA s 195 – Registration of Charges 12 (b) Caveats; Certificates of Pending Litigation; Judgments 13 LTA s 288 – Effect of caveat 13 LTA s 215 – Registration of CPL in same manner as charge 13 LTA s 216 – Effect of registered CPL 13 LTA s 217 – Effect of CPL if application is pending 13 C. The Role of the Registrar 14 Re Land Registry Act, Re Application (1960) (5-28) 14 Re Land Registry Act and Shaw (1915) (5-31) 14 Property Law Act s 27 14 Heller v British Columbia (Registrar, Vancouver Land Registration District) (1963) (5-34) 14
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