- Section 32 of Land Registration Act 2012: Dispositions of leases and charges
On the registration of any disposition of a lease or charge, the original and the duplicate of the lease or charge shall, unless the Registrar is satisfied that they cannot be produced, be produced to the Registrar, who shall note particulars of the disposition on the lease or charge and on the...
- Section 33 of Land Registration Act 2012: Lost or destroyed certificates and registers
(1) Where a certificate of title or certificate of lease is lost or destroyed, the proprietor may apply to the Registrar for the issue of a duplicate certificate of title or certificate of lease, and shall produce evidence to satisfy the Registrar of the loss or destruction of the previous...
- Section 34 of Land Registration Act 2012: Searches and copies
A person who requires an official search in respect of any parcel, shall be entitled to receive particulars of the subsisting entries in the register, certified copies of any document, the cadastral map, or plan filed in the registry upon payment of the prescribed fee.
- Section 35 of Land Registration Act 2012: Evidence
(1) Every document purporting to be signed by a Registrar shall, in all proceedings, be presumed to have been so signed unless the contrary is proved.
(2) Every copy of or extract from a document certified by the Registrar to be a true copy or extract shall, in all proceedings, be received as prima...
- Section 36 of Land Registration Act 2012: Dispositions and dealings affecting land
(1) A lease, charge or interest in land shall not be disposed of or dealt with except in accordance with this Act, and any attempt to dispose of any lease, charge or interest in land otherwise than in accordance with this Act or any other law, shall not, extinguish, transfer, vary or affect any...
- Section 37 of Land Registration Act 2012: Transfers
(1) A proprietor may transfer land, a lease or a charge to any person with or without consideration, by an instrument in the prescribed form or in such other form as the Registrar may in any particular case approve.
(2) A transfer shall be completed by—
(a) filing the instrument;...
- Section 38 of Land Registration Act 2012: Certificates of payment of rates
(1) The Registrar shall not register any instrument purporting to transfer or to vest any land, a lease of land, situated within the area of a rating authority unless, a written statement, by the relevant government agency, certifying that all outstanding rates and other charges payable to the...
- Section 39 of Land Registration Act 2012: Certificates as to payment of rent
(1) The Registrar shall not register an instrument purporting to transfer or create an interest in land, unless a certificate is produced with the instrument, certifying that no rent is owing to the national or county governments in respect of the land.
(2) The Registrar shall not register an...
- Section 40 of Land Registration Act 2012: Transfer to take effect immediately
A transfer shall not be expressed to take effect on the happening of any event or on the fulfillment of any condition or at any future time.
- Section 41 of Land Registration Act 2012: Conditions repugnant to interest transferred
(1) A condition or limitation is void if it purports to—
(a) restrain absolutely a transferee or any other person from disposing of the interest transferred; or
(b) determine the interest of the transferee on the happening of any future event or on the failure of any future event to...
- Section 42 of Land Registration Act 2012: Transfer of part
No part of the land comprised in a register shall be transferred unless the proprietor has first subdivided the land and duly registered each new subdivision.
- Section 43 of Land Registration Act 2012: Instruments of dispositions
(1) Every instrument effecting a disposition of land under this Act shall be in the form prescribed in relation to that disposition under this Act or any other written law.
(2) No instrument effecting any disposition of private land under this Act shall operate to sell or assign land or create,...
- Section 44 of Land Registration Act 2012: Executions of instruments in writing
(1) Except as otherwise provided in this Act, every instrument effecting any disposition under this Act shall be executed by each of the parties consenting to it, in accordance with the provisions of this section.
(2) The execution of any instrument referred to in subsection (1), by a person shall...
- Section 45 of Land Registration Act 2012: Verification of execution
(1) Subject to subsection (3), a person executing an instrument shall—
(a) appear before the Registrar, public officer or other person as is prescribed; and
(b) be accompanied by a credible witness for the purpose of establishing identity, unless the person is known to the Registrar, public...
- Section 46 of Land Registration Act 2012: Stamping
An instrument required by law to be stamped shall not be accepted for registration unless it is stamped in accordance with the Stamp Duty Act, Cap. 480.
- Section 47 of Land Registration Act 2012: Minors
(1) The name of a person under the age of eighteen years may be entered in the register to enable the minor’s interest to be held in trust and shall be registered under the name of the guardian either on first registration or as a transferee or on transmission.
(2) Nothing in this section enables a...
- Section 48 of Land Registration Act 2012: Agents and persons under disability
(1) Except as provided in subsection (3), no instrument executed by any person as agent for any other person shall be accepted by the Registrar unless the person executing it was authorized in that behalf by a power of attorney executed and verified in accordance with section 45.
(2) The original...
- Section 49 of Land Registration Act 2012: Gift to person under incapacity
A person with a legal incapacity who has been registered as a proprietor of land, a lease or a charge acquired by way of gift may, repudiate the gift within six months after the person ceases to be under a legal incapacity, if the person has not already disposed of the subjectmatter, but no such...
- Section 50 of Land Registration Act 2012: Court orders on prejudicial dispositions
The court may order that any interest in private land acquired or received under or through certain prejudicial dispositions of those interests in private land made by a debtor, or the value of those interests in land, be restored for the benefit of unsecured creditors and the order made under this...
- Section 51 of Land Registration Act 2012: Prejudicial dispositions
(1) A disposition under this Act shall be deemed to prejudice a creditor if—
(a) the person making the disposition is unable to pay all their debts without recourse to that private land or any interest in it; and
(b) the disposition hinders, delays or defeats or is intended to hinder, delay or...
- Section 52 of Land Registration Act 2012: Dispositions to prejudice creditors may be set aside
(1) A creditor, public officer, national or county government or public entity charged with the responsibility for collection of money owing by any person to the national or county government or any part of may apply to the court under this section for an order of the court to set aside a...
- Section 53 of Land Registration Act 2012: Protection of person receiving land
(1) If a person acquires or receives land in respect of which the court could make an order for restoration or for the payment of reasonable compensation, the court shall not make that order against that person if that person proves that the land was—
(a) acquired or received in good faith and...
- Section 54 of Land Registration Act 2012: Registration of Leases
(1) Upon the registration of a lease containing an agreement, express or implied, by the lessee that the lessee shall not transfer, sublet, charge or part with possession of any of the leased land leased without the written consent of the lessor, the agreement shall be noted in the register of the...
- Section 55 of Land Registration Act 2012: Lessor’s consent to dealing with leases
If a lease contains a condition, express or implied, by the lessee that the lessee shall not transfer, sub-let, charge or charge or part with the possession of the land leased or any part of it without the written consent of the lessor, and the dealings with the lease shall not be registered...
- Section 56 of Land Registration Act 2012: Form and effect of Charges
(1) A proprietor may by an instrument, in the prescribed form, charge any land or lease to secure the payment of an existing, future or a contingent debt, other money or money’s worth, or the fulfilment of a condition and, unless the chargee’s remedies have been by instrument, expressly excluded,...
- Section 57 of Land Registration Act 2012: Second and subsequent charge
(1) A proprietor whose land or lease is subject to a charge may create a second or subsequent charge in the same manner as the first charge and the same provisions shall apply, but any sale under the power expressed or implied in any such charge shall be expressed to be subject to all prior charges...
- Section 58 of Land Registration Act 2012: Statutory charge
Nothing in this Part shall affect the provisions of any Act that provides for the registration of a notification or note in respect of any sum of money owing to a public body.
- Section 59 of Land Registration Act 2012: Lender’s consent to transfer
If a charge contains a condition, express or implied by the borrower that the borrower will not, without the consent of the lender, transfer, assign or lease the land or in the case of a lease, sublease, no transfer, assignment, lease or sublease shall be registered until the written consent of the...
- Section 60 of Land Registration Act 2012: Transmission on death of joint proprietor
If any of the joint tenants of any land, lease or charge dies, the Registrar shall, upon proof of the death, delete the name of the deceased tenant from the register by registering the death certificate.
- Section 61 of Land Registration Act 2012: Transmission on death of a sole proprietor or proprietor in common
(1) If a sole proprietor or a proprietor in common dies, the proprietor’s personal representative shall, on application to the Registrar in the prescribed form and on the production to the Registrar of the grant, be entitled to be registered by transmission as proprietor in the place of the deceased...