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New Zealand Gazette – 2008 – No. 144

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✨ Land Registration Requirements

26 SEPTEMBER 2008

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 144 3961

Class of Electronic Instrument Requirements for the Retention of Evidence

Practitioner acting for the applicant –

Application to settle land as a joint family home
(sections 5 & 12A Joint Family Homes Act 1964)

Documentation evidencing

Written authorisation from the Applicant confirming that the practitioner is authorised to act for the Applicant.
That reasonable steps have been taken to confirm the identity and legal capacity of the Applicant.
That any consents or other matters necessary to comply with the statutory requirements specified by the Registrar-General of Land in this Notice have been obtained (where applicable).

Application to cancel a joint family home
(section 10(1)(a) Joint Family Homes Act 1964)

Practitioner acting for the applicant –

Application for deposit of unit title plan
(section 5(3) Unit Titles Act 1972)

Documentation evidencing

Written authorisation from the Applicant confirming that the practitioner is authorised to act for the Applicant.
That reasonable steps have been taken to confirm the identity and legal capacity of the Applicant.
That any consents or other matters necessary to comply with the statutory requirements specified by the Registrar-General of Land in this Notice have been obtained (where applicable).

Practitioner acting for the registered proprietor –

Instrument Creating Esplanade Strip
(sections 232 and 235 Resource Management Act 1991)
Easement for access strip
(section 237B Resource Management Act 1991)
Covenant against transfer, lease or other disposition
(section 240 Resource Management Act 1991)

Documentation evidencing

Written authorisation from the registered proprietor confirming that the practitioner is authorised to act for the registered proprietor.
That reasonable steps have been taken to confirm the identity and legal capacity of the registered proprietor.
That any consents or other matters necessary to comply with the statutory requirements specified by the Registrar-General of Land in this Notice have been obtained (where applicable).

Practitioner acting for the Territorial Authority –

Written confirmation from the Territorial Authority that the practitioner is authorised to act for the Territorial Authority.

R. W. MUIR, Registrar-General of Land.

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🗺️ Requirements for Retention of Evidence under Land Transfer Act (continued from previous page)

Domain🗺️ Lands, Settlement & Survey
Dated26 September 2008
KeywordsLand Transfer Act, Evidence Retention, Verification of Identity, Legal Capacity, Practitioner Requirements, Joint Family Homes, Unit Titles, Esplanade Strip, Access Strip, Covenant, Territorial Authority
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R. W. Muir, Registrar-General of Land

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