Under the Real Property Act, what is required to transfer registered land from one party to another?

Option A: Verbal agreement and payment of consideration

Verbal agreements are insufficient for land transfers under the Statute of Frauds requirements, and payment alone doesn't transfer legal title. While consideration is necessary for a valid contract, the Torrens system requires formal registration of transfer documents with the Registrar. Verbal agreements and payment only create equitable interests at best.

Option B: Written contract and physical delivery of title deeds

While written contracts are required for land sales under the Statute of Frauds, and title deeds may be relevant, physical delivery of deeds doesn't transfer legal title under the Torrens system. The old general law system relied on deeds, but Torrens title requires registration with the land titles office, not physical document delivery.

Option D: Statutory declaration and witness signatures only

Statutory declarations and witness signatures alone cannot transfer registered land ownership. While these may be required for certain transfer documents or to verify identity, they don't constitute the actual transfer mechanism. The Torrens system specifically requires registration of proper transfer instruments with the Registrar, not just sworn statements or witnessed documents.