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New Zealand Gazette – 1865 – No. 12A

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✨ Land Registration Regulations Text

SUPPLEMENT TO THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 103

Annexed to every such application and duplicate shall be an accurate
plan of the Land, the Title whereof is proposed to be registered. Such Plan
shall correspond with the Plan on the Registration Map. If the land be part only
of an original allotment or section, the plan shall describe the entire original
allotment or section corresponding with the Registration Map, and shall show
accurately the measurement, extent, boundaries, and relative position of the Land
proposed to be registered, and also the other sub-divisions of such original
section if required by the District Registrar.
A List or Schedule (marked A.) of Deeds and Documents deposited,
shall be annexed to the application.
A Schedule (marked B.,) of persons entitled to any Estate or Interest
in the Land shall be annexed to the application, which Schedule may be in the
following form :—

"List of persons entitled to an Estate or Interest in the Land referred to in the
"annexed application.

"Thos. Smith, Merchant, Auckland,
Owner in Fee.

"Charles Johnson, Grocer, Napier,
Mortgagee.

"James Taylor, Farmer, Otahuhu,
Lessee."

A. P., Applicant."

The District Registrar shall if required sign and give an interim re-
ceipt for Documents deposited, to be exchanged for such Documents if re-
turned.
The District Registrar shall transmit the copies of Deeds and Docu-
ments deposited to the Registrar General. Such transmission may be by post.
Where an application to register Title shall be made, subject to speci-
fied Incumbrances or Trusts, the District Registrar may, if he shall think fit,
refuse to proceed with such Registration, until proof shall be made to his
satisfaction, that the parties interested in such Incumbrances and Trusts, or
any of them, have been apprised of the intention to register such Title, and
until such parties, or any of them, have had opportunity of being heard in
opposition to such application.
In every case where the rights of parties are reserved, the applicant
shall, on behalf of the parties whose rights are to be reserved, lodge Inhibi-
tions in respect of such rights in conformity with the Regulations applicable
to Inhibitions—the effect of which Inhibitions shall be the same as if lodged
by the parties themselves.
Within one month after the receipt of an application to register a
Title to Land, the District Registrar shall cause a notice, which may be in the
following Form, to be inserted in some local newspaper circulated in the Dis-
trict, and shall continue such advertisement three times consecutively in such
newspaper.

Notice under Land Registry Act, 1860.

A.B., of (add place of abode and description) having applied to Register his Title as Pro-
prietor to the Land hereinafter described, viz:—(Here add a short description sufficiently identi-

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