Section 318 — Property Law Act 2007: Registration and recording of orders under section 317

318 Registration and recording of orders under section 317 (1) The Registrar-General must enter in the register (as defined in section 2 of the Land Transfer Act 1952) relating to the burdened land or the benefited land or both all amendments or entries necessary to give effect to an order under section 317 in respect of— (a) an easement or covenant registered under the Land Transfer Act 1952 ; or (b) a covenant notified under section 307 of this Act. (2) Those amendments and entries are, when so entered, binding on every person who is, or who later becomes, a person entitled, whether or not that person— (a) was of full age and capacity at the time of the making of the order; or (b) was a party to the proceeding. (3) If an order is made under section 317 in respect of an easement or covenant that is not an easement or covenant referred to in subsection (1)(a) or (b), a court may, on an application for the purpose and by a written direction, require a memorandum of the order to be recorded on any instruments of title or register relating to the burdened or the benefited land. (4) Every person to whom a written direction under subsection (3) is addressed must comply with that direction. Compare: 1952 No 51 s 126G(6), (7)