> If you have used this nightmare, or have tried to solve a property dispute about party-walls/land-boundaries, you know how insufficient the system is. Elabor

> If you have used this nightmare, or have tried to solve a property dispute about party-walls/land-boundaries, you know how insufficient the system is. Elaborate: how is a central registry a problem for property disputes? Disputes are unrelated to how you store the information. If there is a dispute you always need some form of external arbitration to resolve it. A central registry of ownership or other titles does not change anything about that. I live in a country with a land registry and it's a very well working system.