CUBA NEWS
September 22, 2003

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Cuban government announces a new registry of deeds

HAVANA, September 18 (www.cubanet.org) - The government called for all home owners to start registering their homes in a new registry of deeds, according to an announcement in the official dailies.

The original registry was abandoned after the government declared all property nationalized in the 60s. Now, evidently, officials are establishing a new one.

Authorities warned homeowners not to all try to register at once, saying the work will take time.

Until the revolution in 1959, there were 82 registries across the island. Now, 137 have been established, the government said, and the plan calls for having one office per municipality by 2006.


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