Registrar may require public notice to be given of certain proposed action
18 Registrar may require public notice to be given of certain proposed action
This section applies if a person (the applicant) asks the registrar to do any of the following things—
register the person as an adverse possessor;
register a transmission of a registered interest;
dispense with production of an instrument.
The registrar may, by written notice, require the applicant to give public notice of the request.
However, if the applicant has asked the registrar to register the person as an adverse possessor, the registrar must require the applicant to give public notice of the request.
The registrar may specify in the notice to the applicant—
what is to be included in the public notice; and
how many times the public notice is to be published; and
how and when the public notice is to be published.
The applicant must satisfy the registrar that the public notice has been given as required by the registrar.
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