Volume
22
First Page
239
Abstract
The Faculty of the Washington College of Law, American University, and the Editorial Board of its Law Review, are indeed pleased to publish this series of articles on the improvement of land title records. Interest in this topic currently runs high, but at the same time outdistances an understanding of the issues involved. These issues are both legal and, in the broader sense, institutional. Education of both the public and the legal profession is necessary, and so the Editors have assembled this series of articles, contributed by lawyers, title insurance executives, and concerned experts, on the possibilities for future changes in the way both the public and private sectors collect, maintain, and report title information.
Repository Citation
Barlow Burke,
Governmental Intervention in Conveyancing Reform,
22
Am. U. L. Rev.
239
(1973).
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.wcl.american.edu/facsch_lawrev/860