The evolution of the Personal Property Registry: Centralization, computerization, privatization and beyond
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Wood, R. J. (1996). The evolution of the Personal Property Registry: Centralization, computerization, privatization and beyond. Alberta Law Review, 35(1), 45-58. Retrieved from http://heinonline.org/HOL/Page?handle=hein.journals/alblr35&div=11&g_sent=1&collection=journals
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This article traces the evolution of the personal property registry in Alberta from the decentralized regime of the chattel security registry which was present prior to 1922, through the establishment of the centralized Corporate Mortgage Registry, Vehicle Registry and Central Registry, up to the present-day Personal Property Registry. Technological advances in computers and telecommunications, coupled with the prospective thinking of legislators, enabled the registry system to lead the way with innovative and efficient modes of registration and searching procedures. However, now that some registry services have been privatized, the author questions whether the impetus to continue providing improvements in the registry system have disappeared. | Le present article relate l'histoire de l'enregistrement des sAirets mobilijres en Alberta - du rigime ddcentralisi des Chattel Security Registries en vigueur jusqu'en 1922, jusqu 'd l'6tablissement du bureau centralisd des hypothiques, du bureau des vdhicules automobiles et du bureau central denregistrement, pour aboutir au bureau d'enregistrement des sAretds mobilidres actuel. Grdce aux progrds technologiques, 6i linformatisation et aux tdldcommunications, ainsi qu'i la vision prospective des ldgislateurs, les modalitds d'enregistrement et les procddures de recherche sont dsormais innovatrices et efficaces. Cependant, suite 6 la privatisation de certains services, I'auteur se demande si I'incitation d poursuivre les amiliorations a disparu.
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© 1996 Roderick J. Wood et al. This version of this article is open access and can be downloaded and shared. The original author(s) and source must be cited.
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