Incorporation with Land Title Act 2000
4 Incorporation with Land Title Act 2000
(1) This Act is incorporated and is to be read as one with the Principal Act.
(2) Any document or instrument lodged under this Act with the Registrar-General, other than the following, is, for the purposes of the Principle Act, taken to be an instrument affecting land:
a certificate under the Building Act 1993;
a certificate under the Planning Act 1999;
a resolution of a corporation;
(d) the consent of a person having a registered interest in a parcel or unit;
a certificate of a corporation;
(f) a notice referred to in section 21E(2)(b) of the Unit Titles Act 1975;
(g) a certificate referred to in section 21F(1)(d) of the Unit Titles Act 1975.
(3) Section 159 of the Principle Act does not apply in relation to the following documents or instruments lodged under this Act with the Registrar-General:
a units plan;
a units plan of subdivision;
units plan of consolidation;
a notice of conversion;
by-laws under the Unit Titles Act 1975;
a building development plan;
(g) an application to change to land under section 21FA of the Unit Titles Act 1975;
a building alteration plan;
a prescribed application form;
a notice under section 16(1);
a disclosure statement;
a copy of a Tribunal order.
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