This essay by Torrens Robert proposes a method for transferring land ownership through a duplicate registration system in British colonies. Drawing from his experience as the chairman of the Commission on Colonial Land Titles, Robert offers a detailed analysis of how such a system can be implemented effectively and fairly. A must-read for anyone interested in the history and development of land ownership practices in Canada.

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