AN INSIDER'S VIEW ON ESTABLISHING AN IMMOVABLE PROPERTY REGISTRATION SYSTEM IN ALBANIA
Romeo SHERKO
ltc-uw@facstaff.wisc.edu

Working paper, no. 5. Albania series
September 1997, 11 pages; Adobe Acrobat pdf 82K bytes

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ABSTRACT: As will become clear in this article, the author's position shifts from pessimist to optimist as this writing progresses. The first section presents some of the difficulties that Albania is experiencing with respect to the immovable property registration system (IPRS) project (pessimist's position). The next section offers some of the advantages to be found in the Albanian system (optimist's position). The last section considers several plans used to deal with the problems; these programs are both tactical and strategic and, in my opinion, require careful coordination to resolve the difficulties encountered.

Keywords: Land administration--Albania; Land titles--Registration and transfer--Albania; Land use--Information services--Albania

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