South Bank Corporation (Modified Building Units and Group Titles) Regulation 2014

A plan lodged for registration in the land registry must—

be in the approved form; and

be printed on paper that is—

A3; and

of a density of at least 130gsm; and

comply with any relevant direction of the registrar.

A notice of conversion, schedule of lot entitlements or other document lodged for registration in the land registry must—

be in the approved form; and

be printed on paper that is—

A4; and

white bond of a density of at least 80gsm; and

free from discolouration and blemishes; and

comply with the following requirements—

have clear margins no smaller than 10mm on all sides;

have a clear space no smaller than 90mm wide and 65mm deep at the top right-hand corner of the relevant form for a duty imprint;

be completed on 1 side only, either—

printed with type size no smaller than 1.8mm (10 point); or

in a way that is permanent and that can be photocopied to produce a copy satisfactory to the registrar;

have all pages of the relevant form and all attachments securely bound together in a way approved by the registrar; and

comply with any relevant direction of the registrar.

Subject to subsection (4), an alteration on a document may only be made by—

striking through the printing or writing to be altered so the original printing or writing is still legible; and

having each party to the document and each witness initial the alteration to the document.

An alteration on a plan must be initialled by—

the surveyor who prepared the plan; and

for an alteration that affects the boundary of a lot—

if the appropriate authority is the corporation—the corporation manager; or

if the appropriate authority is the council—the council’s chief executive officer.

In this section—

relevant direction, of the registrar for a plan or other document, means a direction of the registrar under the Land Title Act 1994, section 10(1)(b) that is relevant to the plan or document.(amended)