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Originally Posted by seamus  ...
I am currently researching land patent law, which, in short, insists that no patented piece of land can be used as collateral against a debt. That seems to include "land rent" debt. In other words, patents trump deeds and titles, which has interesting implications for "property tax".... |
not exactly correct-
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The patent does not constitute title
but is mere evidence of right to title
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so a land patent is only proof that the land can
be legally titled, as it is claimed by the government
as part of its' territory.
it doe not 'trump' a title as you claim.
you in essence claim that no one can legally
use their home/land as collateral for a loan
but that is exactly what a mortgage is.
your 'understanding' of the law flies in the face
of how it really works,
better hit the books again.
land patent