Cambodia
enacted its current land law in 2001, establishing a national immovable property registration system. Under this system, registration of title on the
national register is conclusive evidence of ownership, and all transfers of
land must be registered in order for ownership to pass. The system is similar
to the Torrens titling system used in Australia, being a title by registration
system rather than a re-connection system, such as is used in the United States and
in Japan. There is no need to trace the title history in order to prove valid
ownership.
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