Real Property Act 1900

(Repealed)

Where the Registrar-General supplies information in response to a written inquiry as to the manner in which a proposed dealing or plan should be drawn, or whether a proposed dealing or plan should be entitled to registration, by or under this or any other Act—

the Registrar-General may require payment of a prescribed fee, or may supply the information without fee, and

the fact that any such information has been so supplied shall not, of itself, bind the Registrar-General to register or otherwise give effect to any dealing or plan, or any class of dealing or plan.

A regulation prescribing a fee for the purposes of paragraph (a) of subsection (2) may—

prescribe the fee to be paid in the circumstances specified in the regulation,

require, in the circumstances specified in the regulation, the payment of a fee calculated on such basis as may be prescribed by the regulation, or

authorise the Registrar-General to charge, in circumstances not provided for under paragraph (a) or (b), a reasonable fee.