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Inangahua Times, Volume IV, Issue 38, 6 July 1877, Page 4

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FOUM9, printed ( y^&yduirablo, paper, aud,bound. in, any^ sty AM|nuuiberAat:the Times Office, Eeeftdn. *MQMPAkIES? PAY-SHEETS supplie :^f-wthe shortest "notjep, and atroducf rates; at t^o Times Office, f - J , N._i?t. / ■/..-•■•■ ■• ■ ■■,■-..-'-- .■-'-* TtJST BEOEIVED a large arsortment el f^ancy 'fobbing Type, at the. Timi Printing pfflco,. Broadway, Reofton.. .'... Llh* '•'■' ' : , r ' ; ? — — SQKIP FORMS, printed in first-cla pij\o,i%Mj color, ut the Times Offic Broadway, Beefton. ' _'1 "" TRANSFER FORMS,' neatly printed,] f foolscap form, to be obtained in an number, at the Time^ dfflce,-Kcofton. T|a N D TRANSFER AC SANDS ALIENATED., or contracted t bo from ;tlio Crown in fee prior t tlieSoming into dneraiio v n of " The Lan -Xransfor Act, 1870," may bo brought unde thl'pVovisipns of tl^o Act by application fror the persona entitled thereto. I ,|AII 'Lands alienated from; the Oroyvn aftc the coming into operation of " Tho Lan< Transfer Act, 1870," are subject to, uni must be dealt with, in manner prescribed b; the Act. I Tho following aro examples f the fe< for bringing tho land undor tho pr< ;yisions of the Land Transfer Act:— fl. When the Title consists of a Grant, datoc I on or subsequent^ the 28th December \ — -1841, none of the land included in which [ '__ has been dealt with— Inhere ?the, Certificate, ojf title ■i% f- directed to issue in tho name of- \ . the A iplicant :.. Value of land t MOO 1 .» '"v.."' 1 ... ~>M 11 2 VVhere the Certificate of title is \ "directed to issue in' the name of S tlio rPurchoser : Value of .land i iioo <; -K..~ "' ... ""... "... iio o lEheso charges ; are incroasod : by- 4s 2d I ■ (Asßuranco JPund) for every additional | 4 £100 in value. l t WHen tho Applicant is tho original I GranteQ, and the land has boon. dealt i '. with j' or whevo the ' Applicant is not' tho \ . original Grantee— fyhore-the-vulxio of 4ho ? land io , - « yh'oro "the value of tho land %£2OQ y /..• 3 8 4 yhera; the< value of the land is 1^300 "' ..; ... 312 6 Vhero'the value of the land io |£400 ... , , ' r ... 4 1. 8 yjitfre the;,value 'of land; is above £400," the; |fees''" increase at the rate of 4s 2d- (Assurance „Fund) for f . eyery . Oidditional, £100 in heße charges also represent the cost of (o;-- • •— Convoying Land. Qasmuch>flß- applicants to bring -land undor io.Act cari direct the iC.ertificiites of Title to sue in the names of any other porsons, ■,-•, -Credit/for Fees is G-iven, t -^ ? | 7ho^i desired by tho 1 in,alllca'seß herd tho'proprietor app'li'cfs toilave the ftuTd igistored under the Act in his own name, id the fees may- remain unpaid until ' is dealt with. '.-.'. ..- . -.. Anyperspn, therefore, who wishes to j is land under the provisions of -the Act, I der that whenever he deals with it ho 3 in a position to avail liimsclf df oilities ■ afforded by havingj d Registered itle,' can do so Without Any Present Cost, Pi allowing ihe fees to remain unpaid until ich dealing takes place. Me will then be : ,a position to Mortgage, Transfer, Lease, : btherwise deal with bis land at, a moment's )tice. ' • - [• . ilny Title, however long ancl complex, may ) investigated at a cost to the Applicant of lly Five Shillings ; for if tho Title is rested all fees are' returned, iyi& •tho.etfceptior i'that atnount. ' ' "|" ' : ERTIFICATES OP TITLE ARE ABSOLUTELY INDEFEASIBLE, LL TITLES ARE GtfA^ANTEED BY THE GQYERifMENT; ' On all Conveyances by DeecTunder old Btem, the' co^t of registration in the Deeds egistry, over and. above the Solicitor's charge, never leas tharfFift'eeii Shillings) frequently sry much more ; while landjwhich has been )ught-.under tho provisions' of * ft The Land panßfer t Act" can be 'transferred at a total. idt of Eleven Shillings wher6 a whole sejtion 1 conveyed; and where onlyvpartis conveyed M therefore a fresh Certificate of Title is jcessitated); of Thirity-one;Siiillingß, which ! tbe highest sum allowed! by the Act, no atter what the yalue or area of the land! Under tho Regulations in'abrce on and after to Ist January, 187fc,. the charge for Certifiites of Titles iss'ded iipon Memoranda of ransfer is reduced to Ter^ Shillings in all ides where the value of tjie land is under eh Pounds. ' ' {' Tho total, cost of executing a mortgage ov ase of land, registered tinder the Act, is welve Shillings,, no matter; what the amount Lyolved. f A mortgage may bo- transferred or disiar?;ed, or a lease transferred or surrendered it Five Shillings. 'i ' T^ESE OPERATIONS INVOLVE KO : DELAY.]' The following are spmQ jpf the ad-<antigea inferred by the Land. Transfer 'system:— • 1., It secures the princip|l benefits and advantages sought tpibe attained in a system of registration of deed's. ' ' ' 2, t lt renders retrospective investigation of title unnecessary as' to all land re« gistorcd. ?; ■• 8, It' simplifies tho Titles to Real Property for tho fntuTfe ' i * 4. It makes purchased of the fco and r leases poriectly Bocuro. " ■? extent, ho iorms qf transfer tod tho modes oi convoyancl. ' 9 '- lr ZT^ m ' c . au bo oflected »t » , • ScS notlC ° ! a " d " l a n™™™ 16> tojWluk und sale of land ai6 eflcctually pvevemed, bcoauee the ii n v ?ol f lUo hi lho P^scssion oj the Vendor b hows tho exact condition oi the estate, i.e., if tho estate bo morfc gaged, oiicuiu bored, or loused. Memo, rnada disoioeiug tho partiouluM ol am nr«\ tr f" enctluilß "Acting tho estate aro writtrai upon lL c urlilicoto