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StatuteLand Transfer Act 1952

Section 69 — Land Transfer Act 1952: How memorial of easement to be recorded

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69 How memorial of easement to be recorded Whenever any easement or incorporeal right, other than an annuity or rentcharge in or over any land under this Act, is created for the purpose of being annexed to, or used and enjoyed together with, other land under this Act, the Registrar shall enter a memorial of the instrument creating that easement or incorporeal right upon the grant or certificate of title of the other land, and that memorial shall, as from the date of entry thereof, have the effect of including the easement or incorporeal right in the grant or certificate of title as appurtenant to the land therein described. Compare: 1915 No 35 s 64

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