Worker's Liens Act 1893

The Registrar-General upon payment of the prescribed fee and proof to his satisfaction that any person who has registered a lien has failed in an action to enforce the same, or that no such action has been brought by him against the owner or occupier within fourteen days from registration or having been so brought has been discontinued without an order of the court giving further time to bring a fresh action to enforce the lien, which order the court is empowered to make, or that any claim made or judgment obtained against the owner or occupier has been satisfied by payment or otherwise, or in any case where the owner or occupier shall have deposited with the Registrar-General the amount claimed in respect of the lien, either in discharge of such lien or to abide the event of an action to enforce the same, or to recover the amount so deposited, shall make on the proper folium of the Register Book if the lien is registered there or otherwise on the notice of lien a memorandum that the lien has ceased, and upon such entry the lands affected by such notice shall be discharged from the lien.