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REAL PROPERTY ACT 1900 - SECT 47
Recording, variation and release of easements etc
47 Recording, variation and release of easements etc
(1A) In this section,
"affecting interest" means an easement, profit à prendre or restriction on
the use of land.
(1) When an affecting interest that burdens land under the
provisions of this Act is created, the Registrar-General is to record
particulars of the dealing creating the affecting interest- (a) in the folio
of the Register for the land burdened, and
(b) if the affecting interest is
an easement or profit à prendre that benefits land under the provisions of
this Act-in the folio of the Register for the land benefited.
(2) An
affecting interest may, by a lease, be granted in or over land, other than the
demised land, of which the lessor is registered as proprietor under this Act,
where it is granted for the purpose of being annexed to or used and enjoyed
together with the estate or interest of the lessee under the lease.
(3) An
affecting interest may, by a lease, be reserved in or over the demised land
for the purpose of being annexed to or used and enjoyed together with other
land of which the lessor is registered as proprietor under this Act.
(4) On
registration of a lease that grants or reserves an affecting interest, the
Registrar-General shall make such recordings in the Register in respect of the
affecting interest, as the Registrar-General considers appropriate.
(5) The
Registrar-General may record a dealing effecting a disposition of a registered
affecting interest in gross by making such recordings in the Register as the
Registrar-General considers appropriate.
(5A) The terms or site of a
registered affecting interest may be varied by a registered dealing in the
approved form, or by such a dealing and a plan illustrating the varied site
registered or recorded under Division 3 of Part 23 of the Conveyancing Act
1919 .
(5B) The dealing effecting the variation and the plan, if any, must
be- (a) executed by the registered proprietor of the land benefited and the
land burdened by the affecting interest, and
(b) accompanied by the written
consent of every mortgagee, chargee or covenant chargee under a mortgage,
charge or covenant charge recorded in the folio of the Register for the land.
(5C) The Registrar-General may refuse to register any such dealing or plan
unless it is supported by consents in writing to the registration of the
dealing or plan signed by (or by an agent authorised by) such of the following
persons as the Registrar-General may determine- (a) the lessee under any
lease, or the judgment creditor under any writ, recorded in the folio of the
Register relating to that land,
(b) the caveator under a caveat relating to
any estate or interest in that land.
(6) An affecting interest recorded in
the Register may be released wholly or partly by a registered dealing in the
approved form.
(6A) Where the registered proprietor of an affecting interest
applies to the Registrar-General in the approved form for cancellation of a
specified recording in the Register relating to the affecting interest and,
except in the case of an easement created under section 88A of the
Conveyancing Act 1919 or where the Registrar-General otherwise approves, the
application bears, or is accompanied by, the written consent of each person
who has a registered interest in the land benefited by the affecting interest,
the Registrar-General may, to the extent applied for, cancel any recording
relating to the affecting interest in any folio of the Register.
(7) An
affecting interest (being an affecting interest that benefits land) recorded
in the Register shall not be extinguished solely by reason of the same person
becoming proprietor of separate parcels of land respectively burdened and
benefited by the affecting interest, notwithstanding any rule of law or equity
in that behalf.
(8) The provisions of subsection (7) shall only apply to
easements and profits à prendre which, according to the Register, subsist at
the commencement of the Real Property (Amendment) Act 1970 and to easements
and profits à prendre recorded in the Register after that commencement.
(9)
Subsection (7) applies only to a restriction on the use of land recorded under
this section after the commencement of Schedule 1 [10] to the
Property Legislation Amendment Act 2005 .
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