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CurrentIf the claim of the caveator is in respect of an unregistered easement over part of the land comprised in a folio of the Register or a current lease, the description must identify the site of the easement—(a) if the Registrar-General so approves, as the land shown in a plan annexed to or endorsed on the caveat, or(b) as the land shown in a plan which defines the site of the easement and which is registered or recorded with the Registrar-General.
3 If the claim of the caveator is in respect of an unregistered easement over part of the land comprised in a folio of the Register or a current lease, the description must identify the site of the easement—(a) if the Registrar-General so approves, as the land shown in a plan annexed to or endorsed on the caveat, or(b) as the land shown in a plan which defines the site of the easement and which is registered or recorded with the Registrar-General.
If the claim of the caveator is in respect of an unregistered easement over part of the land comprised in a folio of the Register or a current lease, the description must identify the site of the easement—
(a)
if the Registrar-General so approves, as the land shown in a plan annexed to or endorsed on the caveat, or
(b)
as the land shown in a plan which defines the site of the easement and which is registered or recorded with the Registrar-General.
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