Registrar-General may ask the registered proprietor for further information
81B Registrar-General may ask the registered proprietor for further information
The Registrar-General may ask any person who has applied for a restrictive covenant to be extinguished to provide further information to support the application.
Such a request must be made in writing and must specify a date by which the person is required to provide the information.
If the person does not respond to the request of the Registrar-General to the Registrar-General’s satisfaction by the date specified, the Registrar-General may give the person a further written notice requiring the person to provide the information within 28 days after the date of service of the second notice and warning the person that failure to respond to the notice may result in the rejection of the application.
If the person who applied does not respond to the request of the Registrar-General within that 28-day period, the Registrar-General may reject the application.
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