statutory charge definition
statutory charge means a charge under Division 1A relating to the provision by the Corporation of water services in relation to land;
statutory charge means a charge on real property established by or under applicable law that imposes a restriction on the use of or dealing with the real property;
statutory charge means each charge created pursuant to Section 21 or Section 27E(1) of the Central Provident Fund Act in favour of the Board on the Mortgagor’s or the Member’s rights, title, estate and interests in the mortgaged property (and, where applicable, the Mortgagor’s or the Member’s rights, benefits and interests under the sale agreement entered into by the Mortgagor or the Member for the purchase or acquisition of the mortgaged property by the Mortgagor or the Member).
More Definitions of statutory charge
statutory charge means the charge created by section 25(1) of the Act (charges on property in connection with civil services); and
statutory charge means a charge on a lot established by or under a law in force in the Territory –
statutory charge means the charge created by section 10(7) of the Act in respect of the amount defined in regulation 43; and
statutory charge means a statutory charge as defined in section 4 of the
statutory charge means a lien, charge or other interest that