Freezing Your Place in Line: The Certification With Reserve of Priority in Dominican Closings Every Dominican closing lives with a quiet fear: the gap. Between the day the parties sign and the day the transfer or mortgage is actually registered, the title remains in the seller’s or borrower’s name, and in a system where priority […]
Trading Old Paper for Current Title: The Canje Registral at the Dominican Registry Dominican titles have a wardrobe problem: the system has changed clothes several times, and many owners still hold the old outfits. Certificates and duplicates issued under earlier frameworks, different formats, different terminology, sometimes documents whose categories no longer exist as such, remain […]
The Path Nobody Uses Anymore: Cancelling an Easement on Dominican Registered Property Easements are written for geography that changes. A right of way granted when the neighboring parcel had no road access; a utility crossing for infrastructure since rerouted; a drainage or view restriction negotiated between owners two transfers ago. The land evolves, the need […]
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