Deeney's Registration of Deeds and Title in Ireland

Chapter 1: Brief Historical Background 
Chapter 2: Registration of Deeds 
Chapter 3: Registration of Title 
Chapter 4: The Property Registration Authority 
Chapter 5: Form and Contents of the Registers 
Chapter 6: Conclusiveness of the Register 
Chapter 7: General Requirements in Relation to Dealings with Registered Property 
Chapter 8: Personal Applications 
Chapter 9: Land Registration Fees 
Chapter 10: Applications not in Order 
Chapter 11: Notices 
Chapter 12: The Land Registry Map 
Chapter 13: Inspection of the Documents on which the Register is Based 
Chapter 14: Transfers of Registered Land 
Chapter 15: Family Home Protection Act and Family Law Act 
Chapter 16: The Civil Partnership and Certain Rights and Obligations of Cohabitants Act 2010 
Chapter 17: Devolution and Transmission of Registered Land 
Chapter 18: Burdens 
Chapter 19: Cancellation of Various Burdens and Notices 
Chapter 20: Burdens Which Affect Registered Land Without Registration 
Chapter 21: Charges 
Chapter 22: Cancellation of Charges 
Chapter 23: Judgment Mortgages 
Chapter 24: Lis Pendens 
Chapter 25: Defeasance of Estate of Registered Owner 
Chapter 26: Persons Under Disability 
Chapter 27: Trusts and Settlements 
Chapter 28: First Registration of Ownership 
Chapter 29: Completion of the Irish Land Register 
Chapter 30: Classes of Title 
Chapter 31: Conversion of Registered Title 
Chapter 32: Leases 
Chapter 33: Leasehold Enfranchisement 
Chapter 34: Registration of Vesting Certificates 
Chapter 35: Cautions Against First Registration 
Chapter 36: Cautions Against Registration of Dispositions 
Chapter 37: Inhibitions 
Chapter 38: Priority of Certain Applications for Registration 
Chapter 39: Registration of Incorporeal Hereditaments 
Chapter 40: Registration of Easements and Profits À Prendre Acquired by Prescription 
Chapter 41: Adverse Possession in Relation to Registered Land 
Chapter 42: The State Guarantee, Rectification of the Register and Compensation 
Chapter 43: NAMA Applications for Registration 
Chapter 44: Lakes 
Chapter 45: Records of Title (Ireland) Act 1865 
Chapter 46: Abolition of Land Certificates and Charge Certificates 
Chapter 47: Electronic Conveyancing and Electronic Registration 
Chapter 48: Fraud and the Land Register 
Chapter 49: The Irish Language and the Land Register 
Chapter 50: Registration of Title: Duties and Powers of the Authority 
Chapter 51: The Registration of Deeds and Title Rules Committee 
Chapter 52: Land Registry Matters and the Court 
Chapter 53: Local Authority Registrations 
Chapter 54: The Land and Conveyancing Law Reform Act 2009 
Chapter 55: International Initiatives 
Chapter 56: Future Developments 

John Deeney now retired, was Deputy Registrar of Titles in the Property Registration Authority of Ireland