Commentary calls for unified land justice framework to address fragmented records, maps, title and possession

A reported commentary argues that faster land courts will not solve title disputes unless records, maps, title and possession are handled through connected institutions and processes. The issue matters to buyers and lenders because fragmented land administration can leave a registered document unsupported by survey, revenue and possession records.

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