Recording of common provisions
169C Recording of common provisions
A person may lodge with the Recorder a memorandum in the approved form containing one or more provisions which are intended for inclusion in dealings and instruments to be lodged subsequently for registration.
The Recorder may retain a memorandum lodged under subsection (1).
The Recorder may prepare and retain a memorandum containing any provisions which seem appropriate for inclusion in dealings and instruments to be lodged subsequently for registration.
A memorandum retained by the Recorder pursuant to this section is to be taken, for the purposes of section 36, to be part of the Register.
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