Section 95 — Land Transfer Act 1952: Estates for life, or in reversion, or remainder
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95 Estates for life, or in reversion, or remainder (1) The registered proprietor of land under this Act may create or execute any powers of appointment, or limit any estates, whether by remainder or in reversion or by way of executory limitation, and whether contingent or otherwise, and for that purpose may modify or alter any form of transfer hereby prescribed. (2) In case of the limitation of successive interests as aforesaid the Registrar shall cancel the grant or certificate evidencing the title of the transferor, and shall issue a certificate in the name of the person entitled to the freehold estate in possession for such estate as he is entitled to, and the persons successively entitled in reversion or remainder or by way of executory limitation shall be entitled to be registered by virtue of the limitations in their favour in that instrument expressed, and each such person upon his estate becoming vested in possession shall be entitled to a certificate of title for the same. Compare: 1915 No 35 s 87; 1950 No 24 s 5
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