Section 9Part 2 — Organisation and Administration
The Land Register
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The Land Register shall comprise a register in respect of every parcel which has been adjudicated in accordance with the Land Adjudication Law (1997 Revision) and a register in respect of each lease required by this Law to be registered.
Each register shall show whether the land is private land or Crown land and, in respect of private land, whether the title is absolute or provisional, and shall be divided into three sections as follows —
the property section, containing a brief description of the land or lease, together with particulars of its appurtenances and, where the title is provisional, of the information recorded in the adjudication record under section 16(1)(d) of the Land Adjudication Law (1997 Revision) and a reference to the Registry Map and filed plan, if any;
the proprietorship section, containing the name and, where possible, address of the proprietor and a note of any inhibition, caution or restriction affecting his right of disposition; and
the incumbrances section, containing a note of every incumbrance and every right adversely affecting the land or lease.
No entry shall be required, in the proprietorship section, of land which is described as Crown land.
Defined Terms
Land Registerproperty sectionproprietorship sectionincumbrances sectionCrown landabsolute titleprovisional title
Cross References
- Section 16 of Land Adjudication Law 1997 Revision
adjudication record