The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 17Butterworths, 1941 - Law |
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... Transfer Act , 1915 - it would be a superior title to a limited one issued under the Land Transfer ( Compulsory Registration of Titles ) Act , 1924. A difference between the two systems is that the covenant in question was noted against ...
... Transfer Act , 1915 - it would be a superior title to a limited one issued under the Land Transfer ( Compulsory Registration of Titles ) Act , 1924. A difference between the two systems is that the covenant in question was noted against ...
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... Transfer Act does not pass until registra- tion , each transfer must be registered in strict chrono- logical order according to its respective date of execu- tion . Where different solicitors act for different pur- chasers , there is a ...
... Transfer Act does not pass until registra- tion , each transfer must be registered in strict chrono- logical order according to its respective date of execu- tion . Where different solicitors act for different pur- chasers , there is a ...
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... transfer and summon the Registrar under s . 200 of the Land Transfer Act , 1915 , to show cause why he should not register the transfer . The District Land Registrar should not register a transfer in breach of the moratorium , for if he ...
... transfer and summon the Registrar under s . 200 of the Land Transfer Act , 1915 , to show cause why he should not register the transfer . The District Land Registrar should not register a transfer in breach of the moratorium , for if he ...
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