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Displaying 186 - 190 of 259Real Property (Unit Titles) Regulations.
These Regulations implement the Real Property (Unit Titles) Act by providing the forms required under the Act and specifications on procedural issues related to the provisions of the Act.
Implements: Real Property (Unit Titles) Act. (2014-12-08)
Valuation of Land Regulations.
These Regulations implement the Valuation of Land Act by providing the forms required under the Act and determining the fees for certified copies of entries in valuation roll.
Implements: Valuation of Land Act. (2014-06-02)
Land Title Regulations (SL No. 55, 2000).
These Regulations, consisting of 9 sections divided into four Parts and completed by one Schedule, implement the Land Title Act by providing the forms of the certificate as to title required under section 44 of the Act.
Implements: Land Title Act. (2017-03-10)
Stock Routes and Travelling Stock Regulations.
These Regulations implement the Stock Routes and Travelling Stock Act by providing specifications on the register of stock routes (sects. 4-5), the use of stock reserves (sect. 6), way bills (sects. 7-12), licences for public watering places, inspections and disposal of straying stock (sect. 33).
Implements: Stock Routes and Travelling Stock Act. (2002-01-01)
Land Title Act.
This Act consolidates and reforms the law about the registration of land and interests in land. It consists of 220 sections and is divided into 14 Parts and completed by two Schedules. Under Part 2, the Registrar-General is required to keep a land register and has the power to hold inquiries and to demand fees. Part 3 is dedicated to the operation of the land registrar, Part 4 to the registration of lands, Part 5 to joint holders and Part 6 to transfer, leases, mortgages, easements and trusts.