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<blockquote data-quote="warwickuni" data-source="post: 21733155" data-attributes="member: 101444"><p>First there are two types of registrations. One is the old registration under Registration of Deeds where only document is registered not the title. This applies to entire island</p><p>There is a Title Registration Act and this has not been implemented to entire island. Under this you get your title registered and this is more powerful title.</p><p></p><p>Assuming that your title was under old registration of deeds, there is a deed kept in the land registry and a registered copy can be obtained for nominal fee. This is as good as the original registered one. The bank will not be interested about the copy of the deed but actual registration in the volume in the land registry. Banks ask for normally a title report from a lawyer from their panel and this is the document that they will rely on to grant the loan. So, do not worry about the lost deed. If you know about the volume and folio of your deed's registration you can even obtain copies of the folio of the volum where your deed is registered.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="warwickuni, post: 21733155, member: 101444"] First there are two types of registrations. One is the old registration under Registration of Deeds where only document is registered not the title. This applies to entire island There is a Title Registration Act and this has not been implemented to entire island. Under this you get your title registered and this is more powerful title. Assuming that your title was under old registration of deeds, there is a deed kept in the land registry and a registered copy can be obtained for nominal fee. This is as good as the original registered one. The bank will not be interested about the copy of the deed but actual registration in the volume in the land registry. Banks ask for normally a title report from a lawyer from their panel and this is the document that they will rely on to grant the loan. So, do not worry about the lost deed. If you know about the volume and folio of your deed's registration you can even obtain copies of the folio of the volum where your deed is registered. [/QUOTE]
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