- Section 62 of Land Registration Act 2012: Effect of transmission on death
(1) Subject to any restriction on a person’s power of disposing of any land, lease or charge contained in an appointment, the personal representative or the person beneficially entitled on the death of the deceased proprietor, as the case may be, shall hold the land, lease or charge subject to any...
- Section 63 of Land Registration Act 2012: Transmission on bankruptcy
(1) Upon production to the Registrar of a certified copy of the order of court adjudging a proprietor bankrupt, or directing that the estate of a deceased proprietor be administered according to the law on bankruptcy—
(a) a copy of the order shall be filed; and
(b) the trustee in bankruptcy shall...
- Section 64 of Land Registration Act 2012: Liquidation
(1) If a company is being wound up, the liquidator shall—
(a) produce to the Registrar any resolution or order appointing the liquidator; and
(b) satisfy the Registrar that the person has complied with the Companies Act, Cap. 486.
and the Registrar shall enter the appointment in respect of any...
- Section 65 of Land Registration Act 2012: Transmission in other cases
If a person has become entitled to any land, a lease or charge under any law or by virtue of any order or certificate of sale made or issued under any law, the Registrar shall, on the application of an interested person supported by instruments of transfer or such evidence as the Registrar may...
- Section 66 of Land Registration Act 2012: Trusts not to be entered
(1) A person acquiring land, a lease or a charge in a fiduciary capacity may be described in that capacity in the instrument of acquisition and be registered with the addition of the words “as trustee”, but the Registrar shall not enter particulars of any trust in the register.
(2) An instrument...
- Section 67 of Land Registration Act 2012: Survivor of trustees
Whenever two or more proprietors are registered jointly as trustees, and the survivor of such proprietors would not be entitled to exercise individually the powers that were vested in them, the Registrar shall enter a restriction to that effect.
- Section 68 of Land Registration Act 2012: Power of the court to inhibit registered dealings
(1) The court may make an order (hereinafter referred to as an inhibition) inhibiting for a particular time, or until the occurrence of a particular event, or generally until a further order, the registration of any dealing with any land, lease or charge.
(2) A copy of the inhibition under the seal...
- Section 69 of Land Registration Act 2012: Effect of inhibition
So long as an inhibition remains registered, any instrument that is inconsistent with the inhibition shall not be registered.
- Section 70 of Land Registration Act 2012: Cancellation of inhibition
The registration of an inhibition shall not be cancelled except in the following cases—
(a) on the expiration of the time stated in the inhibition;
(b) on proof to the satisfaction of the Registrar of the occurrence of an event stated in the inhibition;
(c) on the land, lease or charge being sold...
- Section 71 of Land Registration Act 2012: Lodging of cautions
(1) A person who—
(a) claims the right, whether contractual or otherwise, to obtain an interest in any land, lease or charge, capable of creation by an instrument registrable under this Act;
(b) is entitled to a licence; or
(c) has presented a bankruptcy petition against the proprietor of any...
- Section 72 of Land Registration Act 2012: Notice and effect of caution
(1) The Registrar shall give notice, in writing, of a caution to the proprietor whose land, lease or charge is affected by the caution.
(2) A disposition that is inconsistent with the caution shall not be registered while the caution is still registered except with the consent of the cautioner or...
- Section 73 of Land Registration Act 2012: Withdrawal and removal of caution
(1) A caution may be withdrawn by the cautioner or removed by order of the court or, subject to subsection (2), by order of the Registrar.
(2) The Registrar, on the application of any person interested, may serve notice on the cautioner warning the cautioner that the caution will be removed at the...
- Section 74 of Land Registration Act 2012: Second caution in respect of the same matter
The Registrar may refuse to accept a further caution by the same person or anyone on behalf of that person in relation to the same matter as a previous caution.
- Section 75 of Land Registration Act 2012: Wrongful cautions
Any person who lodges or maintains a caution wrongfully and without reasonable cause shall be liable, in an action for damages at the suit of any person who has sustained damage, to pay compensation to such person.
- Section 76 of Land Registration Act 2012: Restrictions
1) Forthe prevention of any fraud or improper dealing or for any other sufficient cause, the Registrar may, either with or without the application of any person interested in the land, lease or charge, and after directing such inquiries to be made and notices to be served and hearing such persons as...
- Section 77 of Land Registration Act 2012: Notice and effect of restriction
(1) The Registrar shall give notice, in writing, of a restriction to the proprietor affected by the restriction.
(2) An instrument that is inconsistent with it shall not be registered while the restriction is still registered except by order of the court or of the Registrar.
- Section 78 of Land Registration Act 2012: Removal and variation of restrictions
(1) The Registrar may, at anytime and on application by any person interested or at the Registrar’s own motion, and after giving the parties affected by the restriction an opportunity of being heard, order that the removal or variation of a restriction.
(2) Upon the application of a proprietor...
- Section 79 of Land Registration Act 2012: Rectification by Registrar
(1) The Registrar may rectify the register or any instrument presented for registration in the following cases—
(a) in formal matters and in the case of errors or omissions not materially affecting the interests of any proprietor;
(b) in any case and at any time with the consent of all affected...
- Section 80 of Land Registration Act 2012: Rectification by order of Court
(1) Subject to subsection (2), the court may order the rectification of the register by directing that any registration be cancelled or amended if it is satisfied that any registration was obtained, made or omitted by fraud or mistake.
(2) The register shall not be rectified to affect the title of...
- Section 81 of Land Registration Act 2012: Right to indemnity
(1) Subject to the provisions of this Act and of any written law relating to the limitation of actions, any person suffering damage by reason of—
(a) any rectification of the register under this Act; or
(b) any error in a copy of or extract from the register or in a copy of or extract from any...
- Section 82 of Land Registration Act 2012: Amount of indemnity
An indemnity awarded in respect of the loss of any interest in land, shall not exceed—
(a) the value of the interest at the time when the mistake or omission which caused the damage was made, if the register is not rectified; or
(b) the value of the interest immediately before the time of...
- Section 83 of Land Registration Act 2012: Procedure for claiming indemnity
The Court may, on the application of any interested party, may determine whether a right of indemnity has arisen under this Part and, award indemnity, and may add any costs and expenses properly incurred in relation to the matter.
- Section 84 of Land Registration Act 2012: Recovery of indemnity paid
If any funds are paid by way of indemnity under this Part, the Cabinet Secretary shall be entitled to recover by suit or otherwise the amount so paid from any person who has caused or substantially contributed to the loss by fraud or negligence, and to enforce any express or implied agreement or...
- Section 85 of Land Registration Act 2012: Errors in survey
(1) A claim to indemnity shall not arise between the national or county government and a proprietor, and no suit shall be maintained on account of any surplus or deficiency in the area or measurement of any land disclosed by a survey showing an area or measurement differing from the area or...
- Section 86 of Land Registration Act 2012: Review of the decision of the Registrar
(1) If any question arises with regard to the exercise of any power or the performance of any duty conferred or imposed on the Registrar by this Act, the Registrar or any aggrieved person shall state a case for the opinion of the Court, and thereupon the Court shall give its opinion, which shall be...
- Section 87 of Land Registration Act 2012: Meaning of ‘opportunity of being heard’
(1) If this Act requires that a person be given an opportunity to be heard before a particular thing is to be, or may be done, that person shall be deemed to have been given such an opportunity—
(a) if the person attends before the Registrar personally or by an advocate or other agent, and is given...
- Section 88 of Land Registration Act 2012: Prescribed fees
(1) The prescribed fees shall be payable in respect of a certificate of title, certificate of lease, searches, survey plans, printed forms and all other matters connected with registration, and the Registrar may refuse registration until the fees are paid.
(2) The Registrar shall not register a...
- Section 89 of Land Registration Act 2012: Recovery of fees and expenses
Unpaid fees or expenses incurred by the Registrar shall constitute a debt due and shall be a civil debt recoverable summarily.
- Section 90 of Land Registration Act 2012: Summary recovery
An order for the payment of a sum of money made by the Registrar under any power conferred by this Act shall be deemed to be a decree of the High Court and shall be enforceable as such.
- Section 91 of Land Registration Act 2012: Meaning and incidents of co- tenancies
(1) In this Act, co-tenancy means the ownership of land by two or more persons in undivided shares and includes joint tenancy or tenancy in common.
(2) Except as otherwise provided in this Act, if two or more persons, not forming an association of persons under this Act or any other way which...