Applicant may state case for Supreme Court
123 Applicant may state case for Supreme Court
If the Registrar-General makes any objection to the title of land the subject of—
an application to bring the land under the provisions of this Act, or
a possessory application,
being an objection that the applicant considers not well founded, the applicant may state a case for the opinion of the Supreme Court.
The Registrar-General is entitled to appear and be heard, either personally or by a legal practitioner, at the hearing of the matter.
The Supreme Court’s opinion on the stated case binds the Registrar-General in relation to the application, but does not affect—
the right conferred on any person by Part 14 to make a claim against the Torrens Assurance Fund, or
the right conferred on the applicant by section 122 to apply for a review of the Registrar-General’s decision on the application.
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