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Originally Posted by mystic one

Land Title was historically the most significantly tracked
private property known. Up until the 1940*s, when you acquired a parcel of Land
in The United States of America, you received the complete set of transfer
documents from the Land Patent to the present, with the Land Patent on the
bottom and every transfer document between its issuance to your present Deed
signed and sealed on the top, wrapped in hide, velum or parchment to secure
that such documents would endure. Today people know next to nothing about Land
or land rights and trust their Real Estate Agent and Title Company (with its
attorneys) did everything right when Escrow closes issuing their Warranty Deed
and Title Insurance policy.

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You may remember from the Supreme Court case last cited above, the state
legislatures cannot even pass statutes that regulate or control Land transfers
or land ownership. But, the property appurtenant to land is definitely a
different matter. Such property can be bought sold and traded at will and such
transactions can be set in commerce, which can be statutorily controlled. Such
transactions are called, *Real Estate Transactions*. Real Estate statutes are
completely different from Land Law, which is why Real Estate Agents, Real
Estate Attorneys and Title company agents are not typically educated in Land
Law.

To so educate such Real Estate professionals would be counter productive
to the banking industry and mortgage providers and their requirement for Title
Insurance protection in all such transactions.

can the Forum member say "conspiracy"?