Insertion of the words "with no survivorship" in instruments

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If an instrument grants or transfers an estate or interest in land to 2 or more persons as joint proprietors intended to be held by them as trustees—

(a)

a party to the instrument may use the words "with no survivorship" in the instrument; and

(b)

the

Registrar‑General must, if the words "with no survivorship" are used in the instrument, record that fact in the Register Book and on a conspicuous place on any certificate issued to the joint proprietors.

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163 Insertion of the words "with no survivorship" in instruments