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CONVEYANCING ACT 1919 - SECT 196AA
Power of Registrar-General to serve notice of proposed action
196AA Power of Registrar-General to serve notice of proposed action
(1) The Registrar-General may, before taking any action under this Division
involving-- (a) the registration or recording of a plan (including a plan on
which any easement, profit à prendre, restriction or positive covenant
is indicated in accordance with section 88B(2)), or
(b) the amendment of any
such plan,
give notice of the proposed action to any person that the
Registrar-General considers should be notified of it.
(2) If the
Registrar-General gives notice under this section, the Registrar-General-- (a)
may refuse to take the action until after the expiration of a period specified
in the notice, and
(b) may proceed to take the action at or after the
expiration of the period so specified unless the Registrar-General is first
served with, or with written notice of, an order of the Supreme Court
restraining the Registrar-General from so doing.
(3) If a person given notice
under this section does not within the time limited by the notice serve on the
Registrar-General or give the Registrar-General written notice of an order of
the Supreme Court restraining the Registrar-General from taking the action, no
action by that person or by any person claiming through or under that person
may be instituted against the Registrar-General in respect of the taking of
the action specified in the notice.
(4) No action may be instituted against
the Registrar-General for failure to give a notice under this section.
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