electronic conveyancing

electronic conveyancing
= e-conveyancing
The transfer of land by electronic means instead of by paper documents. The framework for such conveyancing has been set in place by the Electronic Communications Act (2000) and the Land Registration Act (2002). Although electronic conveyancing is not yet a reality, the land registers are already kept in electronic form and it is possible to discharge mortgages of registered land electronically. See land registration

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