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   by ross_st 3y ago

   No, trading an NFT is not the same as the process of conveyancing. Conveyancing includes checks to comply with property law. Trading an NFT doesn't. Have a nice day. P.S.: You've already admitted on the Mattererum website that the
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   by ross_st 3y ago

   Dude, I've already linked you to the full Smarter Contracts report that Sir Vos was referencing and explained to you how much of it isn't even referring to blockchain technology at all. I know you're a VERY busy CEO, but you
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   by ross_st 3y ago

   Um, okay? None of that refutes anything I said in my summary of the Smarter Contracts report. All the Law Commission essentially said is that there doesn't need to be any new legislation created for the courts to be able to deal with w
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   by ross_st 3y ago

   "But here's the bottom line: there's no electronic trading system for real estate right now, other than things like REIT equity on exchanges." Yes, but the reason for this is not because it would be impossible to impleme
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   by ross_st 3y ago

   1) Did you read the Smarter Contracts report I linked to for yourself? There's a full chapter on how the process of conveyancing will be significantly streamlined by digital ID, digital signatures, automation and interoperability betwe
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   by ross_st 3y ago

   First of all, there's no such thing as "the UK head of civil justice". England & Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland are three separate legal jurisdictions. Anyway, I decided to go straight to the source and look at the