registrar of deeds

land titles office

Report on Land Title Conveyance Practices and Fraud [ Land Title Conveyance Practices and Fraud ]

land titles examiner

bond secured by a charge on immovable property

land titles office

Saving and excepting therefrom and reserving thereout Inuit Owned Lands Parcels RE31/56H, RE32/56H and RE87/56I, J (surface title only) shown on Inuit Owned Lands Ownership Map No. 133 in the series numbered 1 to 237, that were jointly delivered to the Registrar of Land Titles in the Northwest Territories on the 15th day of April 1993, except when the description shown by the relevant map is replaced by that shown by a descriptive map plan or plan of survey in accordance with the Agreement Between the Inuit of the Nunavut Settlement Area and Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada signed on May 25, 1993, in which case the Parcels are sh ...[+++]own on the replacement plan;

whereas different forms of land tenure exist (customary, public and private), but NAFSN almost exclusively refers to land titling to address tenure rights.

Warns that a pure focus on land titling often leads to insecurity for small-scale food producers and indigenous people, especially women, who lack legal recognition of their land rights and are vulnerable to unfair land deals, expropriation without consent or lack of fair compensation.

monitor land titling and certification schemes to ensure that they are transparent and do not concentrate land ownership or dispossess communities of the resources they rely upon.