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Inangahua Times, Volume II, 12 March 1880, Page 4

Eusincn I,"o.kc>. \J chir:i:..lo F-..:.,v :• ■ 1 |. O -. '' > ■ -.y ?';■:.' and number, .it the TiMiX (>.".r\ Rci '.^■\\. pOMPANTKs' PAY..SITK F.TS F . !pi ;i -1 Vy on the s?iortc?t ■<-.(.•. ice, ai.d at vciuc.^l rates, at tho Tiiics Oirito. JUST RE i IYED a hv Z e rr?irt,r.rnt of pj Fancy jobbirsr Typo, nt tlie T:;rs l'linting Office, Uroaelway, lieefion. QCEIP FOKMS, printed in O;-r T > ; , JO Ptylc, in any color, vt tho r . r :^i:.s C-Lko, Jiroadway, Pecfton. m"RAKRFER FOKMS, neatly p-int^l, in J_ foolscap form, to be obtain, d m u;iy number, at ihe Times Oflice, Uteiton. X Bankruptcy, on sale at tlio oilio,» oi tiiit paper. FOBMS of Affidavit fcr Proxio?n^moetm^s of Creditors, on sale at the vi'.y c ul tii, 8 er. r AND TRANSFER ACT LAKDS ALIENATED or eer^nc-t^l tc be alienated from the Crown in [,••■ ; rioi- t-. the cdmnig info one nit ion cf "'Jl,.> 1n; ' Transfer Act, 1870," may bo trou^lit u>,dvithe provisions of the Act by application no:., the persous entitled thereto. All Lauds alienated from the Crow:; rtf'cr the coming into operation o r '• iiio Lumi Transfer Act, 1570," are subject to, ami must be dealt with, in manner prescribed by the Act. Tlie following are examples f the fer pa-fable for bringing the laud under the pro visions of the Lund Transfer Act : — 1. When the Title consists of a Grant, dated on or subsequent to the 28th l>ecend-er, 1841, none of the land included in which has been dealt with — SVheve the Certificate of title is directed to issue in tbe name of the A -iplicaut : Talue of land £100 fU 11 2 Wliere the Certificate of title in directed to issue in tlie name of the Purchaser: Talue oi' land £100 1 l'> n These charges are increased by 4 < 2d (Assurance Fund) for every additioiiu! £100 in ralue. _ ! 2. When the Applicant is the origin!)! ! Grantee, and the land has i>, en dva!t I •with ; or where tie Applicant is not tlu ■ original Grantee — ! Where the value of the land is ! £100 £2 11 2 j Where the value of the land [ £200 3 3 j Where the value of the l.ir.d is ' £30 3 12 P , Where the vuiuj of the lar.d i.^ . £100 - 1 l/ '• Where the v: lue cf 'and i? '.''ovo Lif'O, t'n» . it-cs Heretic at tl-o nt*c v\ 4< -2-1 (A -siir- | urce Filial) iov ci ery w'..,d\cu^ J.J'. U ii: i Talue. These charges also nprr-f^it tLe cc-.t o Conveying Land. Inasmuch ns applicants to bring land tinder ; the Act can dit-ect the Certificatfj oi Tit'e (^ ■ issue iv the names of any other p-. r?ons. j Credit fcr Fees is Give!), When desired by the Apili'.-unt i" all cas;.where the proprietor applir? lo *i>ive tlu l-jn | registered uraier the Act in his vwv. nans., ; and the ft"s may re main unpi^ i.i I land is deal v. i'Ji. | Any pels-"!:, tlierefore. who ;vi h; 1 * So hri'i : I his land undiv the y.ro-.isions or «ii^ A-t, i ■■ | order that vviu'iievti 1 ho deals \iiiii H 1..' m ;> I be in a position to avail Lansch' <■;' tL j facilities aliorded by having a liegUtygAi Title, can do so "\\ ithout Any Vres&gj^^^M by allowing t?<u fees to remain^tf|^^^^^H such dealing takes place. in a position to ZUortgage^^^^^^^^^^H or otherwise deal with hi^^^^^^^^^^^^H nctice. j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^t Any Title, Isowever M^^^^^^^^^^^^H be iiivestigi'ti-d ul a C S^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^| only Five Shiliing^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ e(ted ail fees are re^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B oi that au.oui't, CEETIFICA TJ^^^^^^^^H a i', jo li i i.l^^^^^^^^^H ALL TITLES A^^^^^^^^^^H ThE l; 'J^^^^^^^^^H On all Conveyaiic^^^^^^^^^^^^^H system, the cost ot licgislry, over aud u^'^9^^^^^^^^^^^^^| is never less than i- uieeu^^^^^^^^^^^^| Tei'.y much more ; v. hiie '^^i^B^QH^^^| bought under the i':-uvi.-ion3 -^^'Tue Transier Ait" can L-e t'.unsient'd at a toi.a j cost of Eleven v.hcie ; : wbolo ?e.in i | is conveyed : and v'a-u 1 only purt 's i'ai.v/Ui! (and thV-rcfore a iif.-'i (i-i!;^^; vi 'L : '•' , necessitated), ot '11. v ity-one r :. .ilii^s, whuh | is the hiulnst sum ullowid by tho Act, ■ • matter vlmt the >ahu or r.ic.i o! tho luiui. ! L'utler tlie L'cguhjtions in foiw on:ni :-.:'! r j the Ist Januavy, I^7-., the ch.-n-.- I. r -. ■ ■ ■ .. ; cates of TuKs i^uc.l up-.n ;..i..,<,. . • . j 'Jraiisfer ii iedu>vd to lv l\>\W.\.- r * in ; . casts v.hciu the value ol ih. 1 hind v lv.-.. i | Ten Pounds. I ' Ihe total cost of eseei,'.in^ a niOLt;,iigo i . ] leas^ of hind, rcgistuod under tlie -Ui, i- ; •• 'J wt-lvo bhiilings, uo matter n !ia! U-.k aiiioi.i '< : involved. | A mortgage may be transf. i: .1 or <!)•• ! ■ charged, oi a haso trarsl^u'vu or si.i;-roi.dci\.i ! ioi live bhilliu-s. j , THESE OIEEA'"IO>,S INVOLVE NO I'KLAV. I i t The following are some of the advanti^ s i conleri't'd by the Land Transfer .-A^tt., .-." 1. It secures the jii-imii al be! . liis un! ;', ;. : '' vantages toujiht t>' do a;: iiiod i ; ; i; A . j ' e^ktii oi it'^ittrr'iiu:! oi i;> „!>,. 1 ' 2. It lvuuers retiosuci li\e n<i ..,;, . •■ ■ ; 0 ■[ ,-, ] ■ title nu'iLCcisary us lo a-1 i,, a sv . i giitered. j : 3. It simplifies the Tuks to j;.-.l ]\ . . , ■ -, | Jor tiie future ' ! 4. It imd.es purchasers of the lie ;; . . ! . kliff? pt'iieetl} &.-''>Wi'. ; ; b. It 8-iii : plilii'E, to vi>° i..-- > f ]-■. --i ' - CiU: r, iLo iOi!. 1 - o' '.:■;:■..■,..• . .i { . ■ ( , i^^^-oi.-ww..,- * ; , <>. 11 ]IM|.';..<i: iLi' >:;. ..j lV ' ;•• ( '-.'J !. j 7- It U-1.1.f to li.A. I- ',': ,j ;•; -.- : : '. ' ,!-. jL „ „ \ s. It {.-i-.t's v., ■ ,-. , „.■ ii; , „:- , s .. 9, 'iruiiim '■..'■,..-> o-i •■■; ,-, ■.■•.. 1 „r a n.Ol!:i::,' = .:(,.ic>J. ...,.' IV. :i :i i ;cost. ' i I