New Zealand Gazette – 1865 – No. 12A

Page 111

✨ Land Registry Regulations



SUPPLEMENT TO THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. 111

INHIBITIONS.

  1. Any Inhibition authorised by the Land Registry Act may be lodged
    either by delivery at the Registry Office or by sending the same by post in the
    usual way, addressed to the District Registrar, together with a statement shew-
    ing the nature of the interest sought to be protected by such Inhibition. Such
    interest shall be defined in such statement, as nearly as may be, in a simple
    and compendious form, and the Land affected thereby shall be accurately
    defined.

  2. Sequestrations under the "Debtors and Creditors Act, 1862," may
    be registered as Inhibitions.

  3. On the District Registrar being satisfied that the Regulations have
    been complied with, the Inhibition shall be forthwith registered in the Register
    of Inhibitions, each Inhibition being entered separately in consecutive order.

  4. Notice of such Inhibition shall be given forthwith to the registered
    Proprietor of the Land or Charge to which the Inhibition relates or to his
    Agent, in such manner as the Registrar General shall from time to time direct.

  5. In all cases of proposed transfer by the registered Proprietor of any
    Land or Charge subject to Inhibition, notice of such proposed transfer shall be
    given to the Inhibitors. Such notice shall be given by the District Registrar
    in such form and manner as the Registrar General shall from time to time direct,
    and Inhibitors shall be entitled to be heard by the District Registrar in objection
    to any proposed transfer.

  6. Charges, notices of Lease, and Inhibitions shall be cancelled by the
    District Registrar writing across the respective instruments a minute indicating
    such cancellation, with his signature, and the necessary entries shall at the
    same time be made in the Registers.

  7. Every application to register a Charge, notice of Lease or Inhibition,
    with the instruments attached, shall be filed as soon as deposited, and shall be
    marked forthwith with a number indicating the order of deposit, and which
    shall be the Register number.

  8. The mode of registering instruments under the said Act shall be by
    the District Registrar, writing, or causing to be written, or stamped across the
    application or instrument or both, a word or minute indicating the fact of
    Registration and the Register number, and by his signing such word or minute
    and causing his seal of office to be affixed or impressed on the registered appli-
    cation or instrument. And all Applications and Instruments so signed and sealed
    shall be deemed to be duly registered and shall have priority according to the
    order of their respective register numbers.

INSPECTION OF REGISTER.

  1. Before inspecting any register or document in the custody of the
    District Registrar, the person applying for inspection shall subscribe the follow-
    ing declaration :–


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🗺️ Continuation of General Regulations relating to Transfers of Land and Charges (continued from previous page)

🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
5 April 1865
Land registration, Inhibitions, Regulations, Debtors and Creditors Act, Inspection of Register