Land Titles Act 1925

Despite the repeal of sections 126 and 127 of this Act made by the Land Titles (Amendment) Act 1995, section 126 (2) (so far as it requires the sanction of the court or the judge for any dealings) and section 127 continue to apply to a registered title that on 19 June 1996 had the words ‘no survivorship’ endorsed on it.

Schedule 1

(see s 81)

Creation of right of carriageway in transfer of freehold land

Together with full and free right and liberty to and for the transferee hereunder and to and for the registered proprietor or proprietors for the time being of the land hereby transferred or any part thereof, and his or her tenants, servants, agents, workers and visitors to go, pass and repass at all times hereafter and for all purposes and either with or without horses or other animals, carts or other carriages into and out of and from the said land or any part thereof through, over and along the road or way or several roads or ways delineated and coloured brown on the said map.

Creation of right of carriageway in lease of land

Together with full and free right and liberty to and for the said lessee and his or her transferees and his or her tenants, servants, agents, workers and visitors to go, pass and repass at all times hereafter during the continuance of this lease and for all purposes and either with or without horses or other animals, carts or other carriages into and out of and from the said land or any part thereof, through, over and along the road or way or several roads or ways delineated and coloured brown on the said map.

Dictionary (see s 2)

 ACAT

 ACT

 change

 civil partnership

 civil union

 Commonwealth

 corporation

 Corporations Act

 estate

 exercise

 fail

 function

 GST

 home address

 instrument (see s 14)

 interest

 land

 penalty unit (see s 133)

 registrar-general

 territory lease

 territory planning authority

 under.

administrative interest—see section 69A.

authorised entity, for part 8A (Record of administrative interests)—see section 69B.

building lessee, for a relevant building, for part 11A (Building management statements)—see section 123C (1).

building management committee, for part 11A (Building management statements)—see section 123F (1) (a).

building management statement, for part 11A (Building management statements)—see section 123C (1).

building sublease means a sublease mentioned in the Planning Act 2023, section 285 (Subletting part of building).

caveator means the person by whom or on whose behalf a caveat has been lodged under this Act.

computer folio means a folio of the register that is kept or maintained in or on a computer.

court means the Supreme Court or any other court having jurisdiction in relation to the matters mentioned in this Act.

Crown land includes all land belonging to the Commonwealth.

Crown lease means—

declared land sublease—see the Planning Act 2023, section 365 (1).

E-Conveyancing Law means the Electronic Conveyancing National Law (ACT).

encumbrance means any charge on land created for the purpose of securing the payment of an annuity or sum of money other than a debt.

encumbrancee means the proprietor of an encumbrance.

encumbrancer means the proprietor of any land or of any interest in land subject to an encumbrance.

Federal Capital Commission means the Federal Capital Commission under the Seat of Government (Administration) Act 1924 (Cwlth) (repealed).

grant means the grant by the Crown of land for a term of years, and includes—

instrument includes a transfer, a lease, a land sublease, a building sublease, an endorsement on a lease under section 86, a memorandum of surrender of a lease, a memorandum of mortgage, a memorandum of encumbrance, a memorandum of provisions, a memorandum of easement, and any other document that is required or permitted by a Territory or Commonwealth law to be lodged with the registrar‑general for registration under this Act, but does not include a caveat, a grant or a Crown lease.

land sublease—see the Planning Act 2023, dictionary.

lodge means deposit for registration in the registrar-general’s office.

memorandum of provisions means a memorandum registered under section 103A.

memorial means a notation, entered in the register, or endorsed on a document.

mortgage means any charge on land created merely for securing a debt.

mortgagee means the proprietor of a mortgage.

mortgagee corporation means a mortgagee that is a corporation.

mortgagor means the proprietor of land or of any interest in land pledged as security for a debt.

proprietor means a person seized or possessed of, or entitled to, land, at law or in equity.

register means the register kept under section 43.

registered building management statement, for part 11A (Building management statements)—see section 123C (1).

registrable form, for an instrument—see section 4.

relevant building, for part 11A (Building management statements)—see section 123C (1).

transfer means the passing of any interest in land under this Act whether for valuable consideration or otherwise.

transmission means the acquirement of title to or interest in land consequent on the death, will, intestacy, bankruptcy, insolvency, marriage, civil union or civil partnership of a proprietor.

units plan—see the Unit Titles Act 2001, dictionary.

verification of authority rules—see section 48BF (1).

verification of identity rules—see section 48BE (1).