Suggest a correction

Issue of qualified certificate of title prior to completion of survey for unregistered land

Land Titles Act

What needs fixing?

Wrong or mistyped textWrong structure or numberingWrong title or detailsDuplicated content

Proposed text

—(1) Notwithstanding section 15(1), where the Registrar of Deeds has accepted a conveyance for registration under the Registration of Deeds Act but has not endorsed on the conveyance the certificate required by section 8(2) of that Act, the Registrar of Deeds, upon being satisfied that the requirements of that Act have been complied with, other than the requirement in section 14(1)(c) of that Act (dealing with survey) may forward the original conveyance to the Registrar who may elect to bring the land comprised therein under the provisions of this Act by issuing a qualified certificate of title.(2) Where the Registrar elects not to issue a qualified certificate of title, he shall return the conveyance to the Registrar of Deeds.(3) Where a qualified certificate of title is issued under this section —(a)the Registrar shall return the conveyance to the Registrar of Deeds endorsed with a certificate of the Registrar that the land comprised therein has been brought under the provisions of this Act but the Registrar of Deeds shall not complete registration of the conveyance until the survey mentioned in section 14(1)(c) of the Registration of Deeds Act [Cap. 269] has been completed; and(b)the Registrar shall deliver the duplicate certificate of title issued to the person who, but for this Act, would have been entitled to the custody of the conveyance.(4) A qualified certificate of title issued pursuant to this section is not conclusive as to the boundaries or dimensions of the land therein comprised, and section 148, mutatis mutandis, applies thereto.[14

What's the problem? (required)

Source link (optional)

Open the official source PDF to compare

Describe the problem (and edit the text or pick an issue type) to submit.

Suggestions are submitted anonymously — no account or personal information is required or sent.