The Mirror Principle means that the title to property will reflect completely and accurately all the current facts of the title. Generally speaking, a title will show the current owner and all outstanding registered interests in the land, such as mortgages, caveats, easements and builder’s liens. The Mirror Principle is not absolute; there can be certain public rights or burdens that affect the title, such as a right to expropriation or zoning restrictions that may not be shown on title. Last updated: October 2015