Duties of the Registrar-General after registration of units plan of subdivision or consolidation
9F Duties of the Registrar-General after registration of units plan of subdivision or consolidation
Immediately after registration of the units plan of subdivision or consolidation the Registrar-General shall:
make appropriate amendments to the land register in respect of the relevant unit or units; and
issue, in accordance with the prescribed form, a certificate as to title for each unit to the person who, by force of section 23 of the Unit Titles Act 1975, is the proprietor of the unit; and
enter on each relevant certificate as to title so issued a memorial of any registered interest to which, by force of section 9E, the unit is subject and, if it is subject to 2 or more registered interests, enter the memorials in such manner as to preserve their priority; and
enter on the instrument evidencing or creating such interests and on its duplicate copy a memorial that it has effect in accordance with section 9E; and
enter in the land register a memorial of any registered interest in respect of which, by force of section 9E(3), the unit is the dominant tenement; and
enter in the land register in respect of the servient tenement a
note that the registered interest has effect in accordance with section 9E(3); and
deliver a copy of the units plan of subdivision or units plan of consolidation to the applicant or the person entitled to it and another copy to the local government council for the local government area in which the relevant unit, is or units are situated or, if the unit is not or units are not situated in a local government area, to the Minister.
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