This legislation has been repealed.
33—Endorsement of certificates of title
(1) Where land is, or
is to be, used as a retirement village, a note of that fact must be endorsed
on the relevant certificates of title.
(2) The owner of any
such land must apply to the Registrar-General for endorsement of the relevant
certificates of title—
(a) if
the retirement village was established before the commencement of this
Act—within 3 months after the commencement of this Act;
(b) in
any other case—before any person is admitted to occupation of a
residence in accordance with the scheme.
Maximum penalty: $35 000.
(3) Before an
application is made under subsection (2)
, the owner must notify each person who holds a mortgage, charge or
encumbrance over the land and, if the application relates to a
retirement village that had not been established before the commencement of
this Act, the application can only be made with the consent of each such
person.
(4) The
Registrar-General may cancel an endorsement made under this section if
satisfied that no part of the land is still occupied under the scheme.