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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 24 May 1880, Page 4

Eusiness No ices. CALL RECEIPT FOR-Vli, printed on durable paper, and boun^l in any style und number, at the Ti&ES Office, Beefton. •pOMPAKIEs 1 PAr.SIIEETS supplied \J on the shortest notice, ai d ot reduced rates, at ll»e Tijiks OfHee. T UST T?E IVED a large arsortment of f) Fancy .obbing Tj«pe, at the TjMi s Printing Office, Broadway, Reeftoa. QCKIP FORMS, printed in first-class O style, in any color, «f the '/'imes Office, Kroadway, Peefton. rnBAN.«FER FOEMS, neatly printed, in 1. foolscap form, to be? obtained in any number, at the Times Offiqe, Eeeflon. P BOOTS OFDEB!\ar^ o t\ wv Forms in Bankruptcy, on sale ut die office o( thus paper. FOBMS of Affidavit for Pfostes at meetine* of Creditors, on sale at the office of this LAND TRANSFER ACT ; t LANDS ALIENATED <k contracted tc be alienated from the Crowit in fee prior to the awning m*O operation |of " The Land Transfer Act, 1870,.'* QJ&y **m| brought, under the provisions of the Act by application irou. the persons entitled thereto. J All Laud* alienated from die CrQTfK after t]\e coming intc operation jof " The Land Traaafer Act. 1870,", are subject to, and must be dealt with, in manner prescribed by the Act. i The following ate ex&mpijsa f the fe* payable- for I -ringing the lam ; under the pro visions of the Land Transfer 1 et s — 1. When the Title consists of§i Grant, dated pn'or subsequent to the $Bth December, 1841, none, of the land tnfiuded in which has been de^t w>n»«- [ JVhere the Certificate of title ta .directed to issue in tne nunie of, the A >plicaut : Taiue of Sand £100 .'■! ... fO 11 2 Where the Certificate of title is directed to iwue in the nam% of tjje Puruhaser: fuJue of land £100 ... ... ... 4 .., 1 10 0 These charges are increseiNi by 4s 2d (Awurauce Fund) for every additional £XX) in value. 5 . 2. \\hen the Applicant is! the original Grantee, and the land ha* been dealt . with ; oi where the Applicant ia not th<original Grantee — Where the value of the land is £100 ... ... v »• •»• # 2 14 2 Where the value q( the land £200 * „.. .... 3 3 W here the y^lb? ofi the land is £30 ... ... 3 12 6 Where the value of the land is £400 „ 4 1b V\ here the value of land , is above £400, the fees ncrease at the-, rate of ,4s gd (AssurttPpp Fund) fpr <svevj additional, £100 in Talue. lhee« charges also represent the cost o Conveying Land. Inasnmcu as applicants tp bring land nnder the Act can direct the Certificates of Title to |fc?ue in the pames of anj other persons. Credit for Fees is Given, When dceired by the Apj licaut in all cases where the proprietor applies to Lave the lau«i registered under the Act in his own uaire, and the fes>« may remain «ny *'t until la )d is dealt with. f i Any person, therefore, who wps-hes to bring i Ins {jipd under \\\e pro-fsions ojf t.he Act, iji | order that whenever be deals i|ith it he ni»y be in a position to avail liiuigcli' of iln; iacilities atlorded by having |a Registered Title, can do so Without AnjJ Present Cost, by allowing the fees to miuiitt unpaid ui>t:l such dealing tuKee place. Ji« will then be in a position to Mortgage, Transfer, Lease, or otherwise deui with his kndjafc a moment's notice. i Any Title, however long and| complex, may be investigated at a coat to th| Applicant oi only Five Shillings; for if tfie Title is re-, eoted all fees are returned, with the esceptiput oi that au.ou.vt. *^M CEETIFICATES^OF iITLK iJ AICOLUTELV IKBEfJKAaiB^H ALL IITt-ES ABE GUAiANTEET^H X TliE GuVFBNSiKJfT. |H 0a all Conveyances by Deld under the^H iV«tem, the coet pf registra^ai in tlie Dercj| Kcgistry, over and above the Iciicitor's charge, is never less than J' ifteeu Shillings, frequently my jmith tno>e| while luiuj which has betb bought under the provision! of '' The Land Transfer Act " can be ts-anjfcrretl at » total cost of Kk'ren wlieia whole section beonvejedj and where oi>^ part ia conveyed (and. therefore a fresU <<*v&iicate of Title ?» feceissitated), pi 'i.Wwtv»o»j Shillings, whicli is the high"": 9UU| allowpi by tbe Act, .no n.attet-"^ 1 W yaJue «r g-ea oi the land. the Kegulatious i| force on and alter the let Junuary, 187 i, thef cliaige ibr C'ertiH90®** ot issued u\hi\ Aleuioran-ia o\ 'iraitsfer v reduced to 'ifn Shillings in ali cases where C^ e value oi the land is under Ten Pbuadß. \ t 'lhe total cosy of executing a mortgage oi rcase of -land, r^igteitd fjnder the Act. i.'i welv^hdlujgß, iouiatt«# w>u»t the amount invotTf«« ' I A;l»«rtg«ge may 'be tjansferred or di*ehrfged, or a lease transited or aarnuidcivu to/iive shillings. i tiiESE OIEBATIO^rf INVOLVE KO \e following are some of tta advances coßlpyd by the Land Transfer ty«el! l g 1« %eecures the principal beatfita und 8 U \ansages sougut to' im» ur^ued m tiie 4 ißttm oi regißtraUou oi detas. *> l|euders retrospective investigation o uu'.ectsbary as to all l ail | re e*#red. '** tStf?* the Titl^ *«» Keal fiopwtj ip» \f«U«t J *' katl PHr^asers of the fee and i«^*%-l t .etlj secure. ° e2f¥' %&* !t possibl , c. It gives iacil% * M , x , , estates in all^^ 6 01 k^ 9. Transacts ff d