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✨ Land Transfer Notices

26 SEPTEMBER 2008 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 144 3939

Class of Electronic Instrument

The electronic instrument is in an acceptable form when it contains the following:

Application to settle land as a joint family home

(sections 5 and 12A Joint Family Homes Act 1964)

Instrument Type
Affected Computer Register(s)
Land District
An application in form 1 or 1A Joint Family Homes Regulations 1965 (as the case may require); and the husband or wife’s consent under section 5(1) of the Joint Family Homes Act 1964 (if applicable).
Certifications of the authorised practitioner for the Applicant under section 164A of the Land Transfer Act 1952
Digital signature of the certifying practitioner

Application to cancel a joint family home

(section 10(1)(a) Joint Family Homes Act 1964)

Instrument Type
Affected Computer Register(s)
Land District
An application in Form 8 Joint Family Homes Regulations 1965
Certifications of the authorised practitioner for the Applicant under section 164A of the Land Transfer Act 1952
Digital signature of the certifying practitioner

Application for deposit of unit title plan

(section 5(3) Unit Titles Act 1972)

Instrument Type
Affected Computer Register(s)
Land District
An application in Form 1, Schedule 1 Unit Titles Act 1972
Certifications of the authorised practitioner for the Applicant under section 164A of the Land Transfer Act 1952
Digital signature of the certifying practitioner

Instrument Creating Esplanade Strip

(sections 232 and 235 Resource Management Act 1991)

Instrument Type
Affected Computer Register(s)
Land District
The information provided for in Form 31 Resource Management (Forms, Fees, and Procedure) Regulations 2003
Certifications of the authorised practitioner for the Registered Proprietor under section 164A of the Land Transfer Act 1952
Certifications of the authorised practitioner for the Territorial Authority under section 164A of the Land Transfer Act 1952
Digital signatures of the certifying practitioners

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🗺️ Electronic Instruments for Land Transfer Applications

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
KeywordsElectronic Instruments, Land Transfer, Joint Family Homes Act, Unit Titles Act, Resource Management Act, Application Forms, Digital Signatures

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Additional Sources

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