Property Ownership
The Torrens system of title registration differs from the recording system used in most of South Dakota in that the Torrens system:
ARequires title insurance for all transfers
BIssues a certificate of title guaranteeing ownership that is conclusive proof of title✓ Correct
COnly applies to agricultural property
DIs administered by the SDREC
Explanation
The Torrens system issues a state-guaranteed certificate of title that serves as conclusive proof of ownership. The recording system only provides constructive notice; it does not guarantee title.
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