Practice question · Match the pairs
Match each registry principle to its meaning.
- Legality
- Legitimation
- Priority
- Public faith
- Third parties may rely on the registry’s word
- Registered content presumed valid and exact
- Earlier filings beat later incompatible ones
- The registrar vets documents before inscribing
Hints
- Each principle answers a different question about the entry.
- One concerns which of two competing filings takes precedence.
Show the answer
- Legality → The registrar vets documents before inscribing
- Legitimation → Registered content presumed valid and exact
- Priority → Earlier filings beat later incompatible ones
- Public faith → Third parties may rely on the registry’s word
Why
Filter, presume, order, and protect, four principles that turn a filing cabinet into an institution.
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