Protecting Investors from the Repercussions of Unregistered Indigenous Property
Anthea Amadi-Echendu
Abstract:Land registration is classified as a high priority in the pursuit of economic growth and development. However, many countries still operate under customary law, resulting in limited access to credit. External investors may be ignorant of the wide range of property rights. This article highlights the difference between indigenous and Westernised property rights and transfer processes, and the effect of indigenous property acquisition on initiatives for land development. Several international case studies are di… Show more
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