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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1122, 28 August 1882, Page 4

Business Notices. . "T-AND TRANSFER ACT LANDS -ALIENATED or contracted tc ho alienated from the Crown in fee prior to fhe coming into onorntion of " The Land Trnnnfer Act, 1870,'" mny bb brought under <lie provision 1 ' of tho Act by application from the persons titled thereto. v ' Al!,Luuds iienated from the Crown after tho coming otc operation ul " Tho Land Transfer A 1870," are aabject to, and piust bo dea- with, in mauner prescribed by the Act. The following are examples f the fee pajable for Iringing tho land under the pro visions of tho Lund Transfer Act: — 1. When the Title consists of a Grant, dated on or subsequent to the 28th December, 1841, 110110 of the lpnd included in whioh bus been deult with — ; Where tjie Certificate of tit is directed to issue in the name of the A ip.licanti Value of land £100 ... J ... ... ... SM 11 2 "Where the Certificate of title is directed to is^uo in tho niimo of tho Purchaser: Value of land £100 1 10 0 'Tli ceo charges nre increased by 4s 2d (Assurance Fund) for every additional £100 in value. £. When the Applicant is the • original Gnintee, and tho land .huV been dealt with ; or where 'tKßTipplicahris ndt the original Grantee-- • • \Thfrt; tbe vulue of tbe land is £100 ... ... £2 14 2 Wheru the value of the land £200 ... ... 3 3 Where the value of the land is £30 \., %3 18 6 Where the vulue of the land is £400 .., . ... : »'.;. ... 4 1 8 Wliero the value of land is above £400, the lees ncrense at the rate, of 4b 2d (Assurunco Fuiid) for over; additional £100 in value. . ■ ■.- .-■;.. (These' charges also represent the cost of Conyeving Land. Jnnßinuca na applicants to bring land under fhe Aul. oun direct the CertiGcutes of Title to i^sue in (ho names of any othor persons. Credit for Fees is Griven, When desired by the Ap'jlieant in all cases ',1 here tho proprietor applies to have the land .vtristered- under tlie Act in his own uume, ■>ml thy few may remain unp until :i id is dealt. nith. Any I'trson, therefore, who wishes to bring is hind under the provisions of. the Act, in •ii-der lliui wiieubver-he deals with it he may ■'•: in a position to avail bjmself of the uUirivs ulioi'dcd by having a Registered title, cun Jo so Witkout Any Present Cost, i<y ullovving the fees to remain unpaid until .-iieh dealing takes place. He will then be in -a jiosition to ilortgoge, Transfer, Lease, .if c)btrwißo'deal with his land ut a moment's iiotico. j))iy.Ti(le, however long and complex, may bo investigated at a cost to the Applicant, of ji'ly Five Shillings 5 for if the Title io rei en el- ul fees are returned, with tho exception Ji thu iau.oiu>t. . -liIITIFICATES OF TITLE ARE ABCOLUTJSLY UmEFEASIITbE. M.L TITLES AflE GUARANTEED BI TIJE. GUVEEKMENT. On nil Conveyances bir Deed under ihe old . s.'sh'iii, the cost of registration in the Deeds }>igistij, over und übovo.tlie.Solioitor'B charge, - nrvt-r k-s» tbuuFiAeeu Shillings, i'vequeiitly . sij:uiucl^niore ; while land' which has beeu I'tm^flic under the proviaione of' "Tlie Lund Irnusi'er Act " can be transferred *af a total ;ost of Eleven Shillings where a whole seu-lion is conveyed 5 aad where only part is conveyed (;aid therefore a fresh Certin'cate of Title is necessitated), of Thirify-ono Shillings, which ■; the highest sum allowed by the Act, no ■uiiiUt what the yaluo or area of the land. Cutler the Regulations in force on and after he Ist January, 187 i, the charge for Certifiatcß of Titles issued upon Memoranda of Transfer' is reduced; Ten Shillings in all . isl-3 whei^ the value j land is under i i'u i'ounda. Tli total cost of execu mortgage o ".:iL-e of land, registered unu ti ih Act, is ..'wclvo Shillings, no mutter wha th amount ■."volved. A jnortgage may be transferred or diai'.ur^ed, or v lease trai'sfutred or surrendered : a i'lro Shillings. IJIESE OPERATIONS INVOLVE NO DELAY". the following are some of the advantages ■jiiiterred- by tho Land Transfer syspeai : 1. It secures the principal benefits and advantages soiigUt 10* lie uttumed in ,the system of registration of deeds. 2. It renders retiospeetive investigation ol title unnecessary m io' all laud registered. 3. li .-uu.plities tho Titles to Keal Pioperty ; lor the iuturo 4. It makes purchasers of the fee and leases perfectly secure. D. ii. siuiplilies, to tbe ut«nmt possible 1- - ti.t, the forms oi transfer and the iiiodss of conveyance. ' ■!>. It Wreuses th« suieub'o value of laud. ; , It, tends to lower tho ruto o» i'ltoreut on Jtouns secured. oh lands. I-. It gives tucilitjes lor the sah 01 lurge csiutes in uliotu-enta. j. liansaoiipus, can ,be effected »»t v uiuiuejii'n nouce, aud ut it imuiuiuiu .?.'.'. < J '\ '■"•*♦.•'.. ■/.:.,: " •.. ' ■f^tfkr itSCEirt^lfOf^ESr^^rirftea ; on J . a<|i^ule pupcr, aud bound in .any atyle at the liJIEB Uliice, Reeitou. •• iOMPA^'IEb' PAY-SHEETS supplie -ou iho sLortest -notice, aud ut rettiip.' 4'.i\*/t.»-':i.io"'L'liUS3 Ollice. [ '- T ST }IE - - ITED a large arsortment of 'jKru-y ' obbiug Type, ut the Timkb '.ufli'g oUlcc, Xiioadwu^, iteel'tou. Jill!' TOIvMS, prjnied in first-class - -.'• ?i>io, in any color, ut lUo '.'.'iMUa Ollice, .... aO'Vii^-, i-c-oltou. i. »yFEK FOEM3, ueutly primed, in '.'-up !on:,, to be übttulieU 1U uny iiie JiiiKa Uiiiou, Keoliuu. ■ir/6 L>£ DEB r, und other For)i'..« v. .' Ul-U['lrv, uu saio at llio uiliue 01 Uu:. Is of j'v Mi luTit for Troxissat uii'ctiny-' on sale ut llio oiiico 01 ti.is