Prescription of code of practice
4 Prescription of code of practice
The code of practice in Schedule 2 is prescribed.
Schedule 1
regulation 3(1)
NORTHERN TERRITORY OF AUSTRALIA
APPLICATION TO RECORD
RETIREMENT VILLAGE LAND USE
IN THE REGISTER
The applicant, the registered proprietor within the meaning of the Land
Title Act 2000 of the land described below, applies to the
Registrar-General for the recording in the Register that the land is or is intended* to be used as a retirement village.
(NOTE 1)
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* State whether land is being used as a retirement village or whether land is intended to be used for this use: |
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(NOTES 2 & 7)
.............................……………………. on
(date) ..................…………………… |
(NOTES 3, 4 & 5)
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Recorded in Register At
(NOTE 6)
.............................………………………….. |
SCHEDULE OF NOTES
1. The application is lodged as an original only and shall be typed or completed in ink or biro.
2. This application can be made by a lawyer or agent.
3. After witnessing the signing of the application, the witness shall legibly write, type or stamp his or her name and contact address or telephone number below the signature.
4. Persons who may witness this application are commissioners of oaths, lawyers, members of the Legislative Assembly, persons holding office under the Supreme Court Act 1979, Justices of the
Peace Act 1991, Local Court Act 2015 or Registration
Act 1927, members of the Police Force, licensed real estate agents and licensed business agents.
5. Applications may be witnessed in a place outside the Northern
Territory by any person qualified to do so in that place under the
Oaths, Affidavits and Declarations Act 2010.
6. To be signed by a Practitioner of the Supreme Court of the
Northern Territory, a Licensed Conveyancing Agent or by the applicant.
7. If the application is to be signed by a corporate body it is to be authenticated by or on behalf of that corporate body in any manner permitted by law.
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