Examples of Chief Land Registrar in a sentence
The right of first refusal covenant must be registered by the landlord’s solicitor as a local land charge and must be entered into the property’s register of title by the Chief Land Registrar.
The Deputy Chief Land Registrar shall have all the powers and may perform all or any of the duties conferred and imposed on the Chief Land Registrar by this Act or by any rules made thereunder, except the power of authorization conferred by subsection (4).
Indemnity of officers The Chief Land Registrar shall not, nor shall any other officer of the Registry, be liable to any action or proceedings for or in respect of any act or matter done or omitted to be done in good faith in the exercise or supposed exercise of the powers of this Act, or any rules made thereunder.
There may be appointed a Deputy Chief Land Registrar and so many Land Registrars and Assistant Land Registrars as may be necessary for the carrying out of this Act.
The Chief Land Registrar must enter in the register of title a restriction reflecting the limitation imposed by any such covenant.
There shall be appointed a Chief Land Registrar, who shall be responsible for administering the land registries in accordance with this Act.
Section 134(6A) also requires the compulsory acquisition notice to be sent to the Chief Land Registrar, and this will be the case where the order is situated in an area for which the Chief Land Registrar has given notice that they now keep the local land charges register following changes made by Schedule 5 to the Infrastructure Act 2015.
Seal of registry Each registry shall have a seal, and every instrument purporting to bear the imprint of such a seal shall be received in evidence and, unless the contrary is shown, shall be deemed without further proof to be issued by or under the direction of the Chief Land Registrar.
Visciotti now argues that the California Supreme Court’s decision deserves no deference for a different reason — because it “was based on an unreasonable determination of the facts.” 28 U.S.C. § 2254(d)(2).
Instruments for which no form is provided or to which the scheduled forms cannot conveniently be adapted, shall be in such form as the Chief Land Registrar shall direct or allow, the scheduled forms being followed as nearly as circumstances permit.