Chief Registrar means the officer in the General Registry designated as the “Chief Registrar” and includes an Assistant Chief Registrar;

Chief Registrar means the person holding the office of Chief Registrar established under Article 161 of the Constitution;

Chief Registrar means the officer appointed under section 2 as chief registrar of births, marriages and deaths;

Examples of Chief Registrar in a sentence

AuGF Recommendation: The Chief Registrar is required to recover the sum of N147,246,200.00 and forward the recovery particulars to my Office for confirmation.
An order for the Chief Registrar of the Land Registration Division of the Lands Commission to expunge the name of the plaintiff Samuel K Otu and the Land Title Certificate No. GA 17316 Vol.
As the Chief Registrar of the Perm Oblast pointed out, one of the serious constraints is that the data on land and improvements to land are maintained separately.
No member of the legal profession should refuse an appointment to defend in a capital case, except for good reason to the satisfaction of the Chief Registrar.
I also remind myself that the absence of documentary evidence does not necessarily lead to a default position of liability: see In re Wolverton Investments Ltd (unrep 18 May 2015), Chief Registrar Baister at para 59-60, citing Re Idessa UK Ltd [2012] 1 BCLC 80 at paras 24-28.

More Definitions of Chief Registrar

Chief Registrar means the Chief Registrar of the Judiciary referred to in Article 161 of the Constitution;

Chief Registrar means the Chief Registrar of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court;

Chief Registrar means the Chief Registrar of Companies and Other Business Entities appointed in terms of section 6 (“Office for the Registration of Companies and Other Business Entities; Registrar, registries and inspectorate”)(3)(a);

Chief Registrar means a Chief Registrar of Muslim Marriages, Divorces, and Ruju’ appointed under section 28;

Chief Registrar means the person appointed by the Minister to be Chief Registrar under Section 3;