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Subsidiary strata certificates of title for flats where proprietors own leasehold estate of at least 999 years or other estate

Land Titles (Strata) Act 1967

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—(1) Where the subsisting leases of the flats registered under the Registration of Deeds Act 1988 or the Land Titles Act 1993 are for a leasehold estate of 999 years or more or for such other estate as the Minister may, by notification in the Gazette, specify and where the proprietors of those flats who altogether own not less than 25% of the total number of flats in the development have agreed to have the land brought under the Land Titles Act 1993 and for the issue of subsidiary strata certificates of title for all the flats, the proprietor of the land is deemed to have agreed to the transfer of the land without consideration to the proprietors of the flats in the shares as specified in section 125(2)(a) or 126(1) or (2), as the case may be.(2) The proprietors of the flats mentioned in subsection (1) must serve a notice on the proprietor of the land and the subsisting mortgagees, chargees or other persons with an estate or interest in land who appear as such in the records of the Land Titles Registry or the Registry of Deeds (as the case may be) at least one month before the date of the strata title application is filed with the Registrar, informing them of the transfer under subsection (1).(3) Section 125 or 126 (as the case may be), except the provisions relating to the transfer of the land by the registered proprietors, continues to apply to the proprietors of the flats mentioned in subsection (1).(4) Upon registration of the strata title application for the development and the issue of subsidiary strata certificates of title for the flats in the development, the estate and interest of the registered proprietor in the land vests in the subsidiary proprietors.

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