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Document of title to goods

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Document of title

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Bill of lading or any similar document of title

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Bill of Lading

(2005) 2 LR 423 (AC): (2005) UKHL 11. Bill of lading, is a receipt for the goods, a document of title to them and evidence of the contract. It is signed by or on behalf of the shipowner and … transport. Halsbury's Laws of England, Vol. 5(1), 4th Edn., Para 414, p. 322. Bill of lading, is a document of title acknowledging the receipt of goods by a carrier or by the shipper's agent; a document that indicates the

Forgery

alia) any will, deed or banknote is punishable with penal servitude for life, and forgery of any security, document of title, policy, charterparty, etc., with penal servitude for not more than fourteen years (s. 2). Forgery of certain official

Title to lands, Documents of

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Abstract of title

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Mortgage

leasehold reversion, as the case may be, in the mortgagor. Such mortgages carry the right to possess the documents of title subject to claims of prior mortgages, and may be effected by a charge byway of legal … reversion, as the case may be, in the mortgagor. Such mortgages carry the right to possess the documents of title subject to claims of prior mortgages, and may be effected by a charge byway of legal mortgage (see

Notice

See LAND CHARGES. Further, whether or not an instrument or matter has been registered, the absence of the documents of title to the property by itself constitutes notice in all cases in which the same are material, … and any right, equity, or incumbrance of which he has actual or constructive notice. As to the length of title in which notice will be imputed, see Re Cousins, (1886) 31 CD 671, and the (English) Law of

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