Hawaii HB660 ends the registration of new titles in the land court and requires deregistration of existing titles, transferring land court functions.

Hawaii HB660 mandates that no new applications for title registration in the land court will be accepted after a certain date. It also requires all registered property owners to initiate deregistration by another specified date. The bill transfers all land court functions, including rights, powers, and duties, to the bureau of conveyances. Employees affected by these changes will retain their civil service status, salary, seniority, and other benefits, provided they meet the necessary qualifications. The land court will inform registered owners about the deregistration requirement.

Hawaii HB660 ends the registration of new titles in the land court and requires deregistration of existing titles, transferring land court functions.

Hawaii HB660 mandates that no new applications for title registration in the land court will be accepted after a certain date. It also requires all registered property owners to initiate deregistration by another specified date. The bill transfers all land court functions, including rights, powers, and duties, to the bureau of conveyances. Employees affected by these changes will retain their civil service status, salary, seniority, and other benefits, provided they meet the necessary qualifications. The land court will inform registered owners about the deregistration requirement.