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THE ESTATES TAIL ACT 1881 - SECT 3

3—Interpretation

In the construction and for the purposes of the said Act, any mention of the Court of Chancery, His Majesty's High Court of Chancery, the Court of Common Pleas at Westminster, or any other superior court of law, shall be taken to apply to the Supreme Court of the State; and any mention of the Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, or any judge of any of the superior courts at Westminster, shall be taken to apply to a Judge of the said Supreme Court; and for the purposes of the said Act enrolment of any deed shall be deemed to be sufficiently performed when such deed shall have been deposited or enrolled in the General Registry Office, at Adelaide, in manner provided by the statutes in force related to the deposit or enrolment of deeds in the State. In the case of land under the provisions of the Real Property Act 1886 the Registrar-General shall, upon such deposit or enrolment, enter upon the folium of the register-book constituting the certificate of title of the land, a memorial of such deed.



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