When & How to Withdraw from Registration in Land Court

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Training
1 Hour
Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc. (MCLE)
ID: 5866281

Voluntary Withdrawals, sometimes known as “De-Registrations,” pursuant to MGL c. 185, §52 enable property owners to remove their land from the Torrens System. Over time, the statute has been expanded to permit more land to voluntarily withdraw. This new program explains the benefits and potential pitfalls to this form of Subsequent Petition in the Land Court. Learn the processes and procedures before and after filing.

Course Content

12:00 - 12:09 pm

Introduction & Overview
Carrie B. Rainen, Esq.,
Rainen Law Office, PC, North Andover

12:09 - 12:32 pm

Withdrawal from Land Court Registration: What Documents Are Necessary for Filing, and COVID-19 Considerations
Carrie B. Rainen, Esq.,
Rainen Law Office, PC, North Andover

12:32 - 12:48 pm

Withdrawal from Land Court Registration: How to Determine Which Clause to File Under
Withdrawal for Condominium ConversionsBest Practices for “Other Good Cause”
Carrie B. Rainen, Esq.,
Rainen Law Office, PC, North Andover

12:48 - 1:02 pm

Evaluating Whether to Withdraw from Land Court Registration
Carrie B. Rainen, Esq.,
Rainen Law Office, PC, North Andover

1:02 - 1:05 pm

Land Court Registration: Withdrawal from Public Entities
Carrie B. Rainen, Esq.,
Rainen Law Office, PC, North Andover

Please Note

This webcast is delivered completely online, underscoring their convenience and appeal.
There are no published print materials. All written materials are available electronically only.
They are posted 24 hours prior to the program and can be accessed, downloaded, or printed from your computer.

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Carrie B. Rainen, Esq.,
Rainen Law Office, PC, North Andover

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