Section 386 — Registering a writ of execution — Land Act 1994 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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Section 386 — Registering a writ of execution — Land Act 1994 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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s 386Registering a writ of execution s 387Effect of registering a writ of execution s 388Cancellation of registration of a writ of execution s 389Discharging or satisfying writ of execution s 389AEffect on writ of execution of transfer after sale by mortgagee s 389BEffect on writ of execution of transfer after sale by chief executiveSchedule 1A — Provisions that include mandatory conditions for tenuresSchedule 1 — Community purposes Schedule 3 — Requirements for approved agreements Schedule 6 — Dictionary Schedule 2 — Original decisions Schedule 1B — Regulation about the payment and collection of rent and instalments

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Registering a writ of execution

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Chapter 6—Registration and dealings

Part 4—Dealings affecting land

Division 11—Writs of execution

386 Registering a writ of execution

The registrar of titles may register a request to record a writ of execution only if an office copy of the writ is lodged with the request.

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