Common use of Applications for Registration Clause in Contracts

Applications for Registration. ‌ (1) An application for registration of— (a) a forest property agreement; or (b) the variation, revocation or termination of a forest property agreement; or (c) a transaction affecting an interest conferred by a forest property agreement, may be made by a party to the agreement or transaction in a form approved by the Registrar-General. (2) An application under subsection (1)— (a) must be endorsed with a certificate signed by the party applying for registration of the agreement or transaction— (i) stating the name and address of every person whose consent is required under this Act for the agreement or transaction to which the application relates; and (ii) certifying in relation to each of those persons that the required consent has been given in writing or that consent has been dispensed with; and (b) must be endorsed with a certificate signed by a legal practitioner or registered conveyancer— (i) certifying that every consent required under this Act for the agreement or transaction to which the application relates has been given or dispensed with; and (ii) certifying that the application is otherwise correct for the purposes of the relevant registration law; and (c) must be accompanied by— (i) any survey, judgment, or other document the Registrar-General may require; and (ii) the fee required by the regulations. (3) In proceedings relating to a registered forest property agreement, a court may direct the Registrar-General to make a specified variation to, or to cancel the registration of, an instrument or other document registered under this Act and the Registrar-General must, on application by a party to the proceedings, in a form approved by the Registrar-General, comply with the direction. (4) The Registrar-General is entitled to rely on a certificate endorsed on an application and may act on the certificate without further inquiry.

Applications for Registration. ‌ (1) An application for registration of— (a) a forest property agreement; or (b) the variation, revocation or termination of a forest property agreement; or (c) a transaction affecting an interest conferred by a forest property agreement, may be made by a party to the agreement or transaction in a form approved by the Registrar-General. (2) An application under subsection (1)— (a) must be endorsed with a certificate signed by the party applying for registration of the agreement or transaction— (i) stating the name and address of every person whose consent is required under this Act for the agreement or transaction to which the application relates; and (ii) certifying in relation to each of those persons that the required consent has been given in writing or that consent has been dispensed with; and (b) must be endorsed with a certificate signed by a legal practitioner or registered conveyancer— (i) certifying that every consent required under this Act for the agreement or transaction to which the application relates has been given or dispensed with; and (ii) certifying that the application is otherwise correct for the purposes of the relevant registration law; and (c) must be accompanied by— (i) any survey, judgment, or other document the Registrar-General may require; and (ii) the fee required by the regulations. (3) In proceedings relating to a registered forest property agreement, a court may direct the Registrar-General to make a specified variation to, or to cancel the registration of, an instrument or other document registered under this Act and the Registrar-General must, on application by a party to the proceedings, in a form approved by the Registrar-General, comply with the direction. (4) The Registrar-General is entitled to rely on a certificate endorsed on an application and may act on the certificate without further inquiry.

Applications for Registration. ‌ (1) An application for registration of— (a) a forest property agreement; or (b) the variation, revocation or termination of a forest property agreement; or (c) a transaction affecting an interest conferred by a forest property agreement, may be made by a party to the agreement or transaction in a form approved by the Registrar-General. (2) An application under subsection (1)— (a) must be endorsed with a certificate signed by the party applying for registration of the agreement or transaction— (i) stating the name and address of every person whose consent is required under this Act for the agreement or transaction to which the application relates; and (ii) certifying in relation to each of those persons that the required consent has been given in writing or that consent has been dispensed with; and (b) must be endorsed with a certificate signed by a legal practitioner or registered conveyancer— (i) certifying that every consent required under this Act for the agreement or transaction to which the application relates has been given or dispensed with; and (ii) certifying that the application is otherwise correct for the purposes of the relevant registration law; and (c) must be accompanied by— (i) any survey, duplicate certificate of title, judgment, or other document the Registrar-General may require; and (ii) the fee required by the regulations. (3) In proceedings relating to a registered forest property agreement, a court may direct the Registrar-General to make a specified variation to, or to cancel the registration of, an instrument or other document registered under this Act and the Registrar-General must, on application by a party to the proceedings, in a form approved by the Registrar-General, comply with the direction. (4) The Registrar-General is entitled to rely on a certificate endorsed on an application and may act on the certificate without further inquiry.