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Short video lessons on the ideas behind Rights Continuity: how the evidence behind a documented right is kept and reviewed as the right changes hands.

SERIES 01 · GLOSSARY

One term. One minute.

The VERIDEX Glossary: six terms behind Rights Continuity, the practice of keeping the evidence behind a documented right reviewable across systems, jurisdictions and time. Each term in a one-minute video, with a written definition, what it is not, an example and a transcript.

What is Rights Continuity

  1. 01Evidence-state

    What the evidence can show about a right, at a given moment.

    Evidence-state is VERIDEX Alethia's term for what the evidence can show about a documented right at a given moment, in a form others can review.

    · By VERIDEX Alethia · 0:50

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    Who appears as its holder. What the records show happened since signing. And what is still unproven.
    Is not
    A ruling on whether the right is valid. That is a question for a court or the parties' counsel.
    Example
    If a loan's records show a pledge in March and a sale in June, its evidence-state can differ between the two months, even if the contract never changed.

    Transcript

    Educational content, not legal advice.

Coming upA new term every Tuesday
  1. 02 Scope of disclosureOne file, different parts for different reviewers. Tue 27 Oct
  2. 03 ControlWhat MLETR uses in place of possessing a paper document. Tue 3 Nov
  3. 04 Re-verification costThe cost of repeating the same checks at each new review. Tue 10 Nov
  4. 05 Perfection vs. priorityTwo interests can both be perfected while only one ranks first. Tue 17 Nov
  5. 06 Settlement finalityA transfer can be final while the question about the right is still open. Tue 24 Nov

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Evidence-state

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Our term for what the evidence can show about a documented right at a given moment, in a form others can review.

Covers
Who appears as its holder. What the records show happened since signing. And what is still unproven.
Is not
A ruling on whether the right is valid. That is a question for a court or the parties' counsel.
Example
If a loan's records show a pledge in March and a sale in June, its evidence-state can differ between the two months, even if the contract never changed.
Transcript

Educational content, not legal advice.

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