Provisions applying to plans and certain other documents
122 Provisions applying to plans and certain other documents
The Registrar-General may copy a document and certify the copy as a true copy of the document (a certified copy).
A certified copy has, for all purposes, the same validity and effect as the original document to which it relates.
If the Registrar-General certifies a document under subsection (1), the Registrar-General may destroy, or cease to keep in electronic form, the original document to which the certified copy relates.
In this section—
document means—
a plan, strata development contract or strata management statement, or amendment of a strata development contract or strata management statement, that is registered, or
a copy of a document referred to in paragraph (a), or
a strata plan or strata plan of resubdivision within the meaning of the repealed Conveyancing (Strata Titles) Act 1961.
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