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Abstract
The Panamanian registration system has provided balance to our society for one hundred and eight (108) years and was established with the objective of giving public record of faith, providing the registrations with publicity, substantivity and specialty of the rights recognized therein. If the registration institution did not exist, uncertainty and social confusion would soon happen to us. The existence of the Public Registry of Panama is based in Title II of the Fifth Book of the Civil Code of the Republic of Panama approved by Law No. 2 of 22 August 1916 which came into effect from the 1 October 1917 and with a specific objective “According to the new registration system will decrease considerably disputes over domain property that must assert the right prescription.” In summary, the registration has a constitutive and legal security nature, because it governs the principles of prayer, successive tract, authentic title, legality, publicity, priority, specialty, legitimacy, of the public faith that have a single purpose: control, order and clarity in the inscriptions providing legal security to citizens.
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Constitución Política de la República de Panamá, publicada en Gaceta Oficial 25,176 de 15 de noviembre de 2004.
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