Escrow & Title
What does it mean when a Hawaii property is described as 'Land Court' registered?
AA. The property is subject to eminent domain proceedings
BB. Title has been examined by the court and a Certificate of Title has been issued✓ Correct
CC. The property is in a special agricultural district
DD. The land is owned by the state
Explanation
Land Court registration (Torrens system) means the court has examined and guaranteed title, issuing a Certificate of Title. This provides stronger title protection than the standard recording system but involves a more complex process to transfer.
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