Transition gaps may hinder new property registration

The new national property registration system aims to streamline processes and provide a unified database, but it is hampered by the lack of clarity in the implementing rules, which may make the transition difficult

5 minute readMarch 30, 2015 at 04:58 AM
By
clpstaff

The State Council's Tentative Regulations for the Registration of Immovable Property that went into effect on March 1 seek to consolidate a property registration system that – if implemented vigorously – have the potential to increase transparency, reduce

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