Public Trusts Act 1882

When upon any document of title relating to or in any manner affecting any lands in Tasmania that has been registered under any law relating to the registration of written instruments, an endorsement is made by the Recorder under the provisions of this Act, or an acknowledgment is signed by the registered trustees or trustee thereof that the same is held upon any registered trust, a like memorandum, or a copy or memorandum of such acknowledgment, as the case may be, shall be made upon the memorial of the registration thereof; and in registering any such document of title, in which the grantees are the registered trustees of any registered trust, under any such law, the memorial of the registration of such document shall describe the grantees as such trustees of such trust, describing the trust so as to identify it with the description of the same in the Register of Public Trusts; and if in any case before the provisions of this section are complied with, any deed, conveyance, or other instrument in writing which, but for the operation of this Act, would operate to pass any estate or interest at law or in equity, be duly registered in conformity with any such law as aforesaid, such deed, conveyance, or other instrument in writing shall have the same effect as if this Act had not been passed.