英文摘要 |
In view of the high land values in urban areas of our country,“registration”is a necessary condition for the creation of land property rights transfer through juristic acts, and land property rights transfer contracts (such as ownership transfer contracts) serve as the origin of property rights transfer registration. Therefore, ensuring the authenticity and validity of the contents of property rights transfer contracts in order to reduce the burden of subsequent registration reviews is a significant issue and also the purpose of this paper. It is concluded that the relevant supporting measures can be developed from the following three aspects through analysis: 1. In the aspect of (certified) land administration agents: (1) Open Household Registration Information System. (2) Open Personal Identification System. (3) Enhance professional knowledge in real estate registration law (legal relationships and clarification of effects related to real estate law, such as land rights, land use, land tax, and others related to overall land development). And (4) Improve the legal effectiveness (the enforceability and the probative value) of certified documents. 2. In the aspect of (private) notaries: (1) Open Household Registration Information System. (2) Open Personal Identification System. (3) Enhance the compensation for damage in registration errors and others (Article 68, Paragraph 1 of the Notarization Law). (4) Enhance communications and fee standards with real estate brokers. And (5) Optimize professional knowledge in real estate registration. And 3. In the aspect of registration authorities: (1) Open Household Registration Information System to professionals (such as certified land administration agents or private notaries). (2) Remove differences in the content of real estate sale(debt) contracts and (property rights) contracts. (3) Rethink the Registration Fund System and the usage (such as using a portion to establish Transaction Guaranty Foundation for certified land administration agents or private notaries). And (4) Reconstruct legal relationships with professionals (such as whether joint liability should be borne when professionals are liable for damages). |