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Inangahua Times, Volume II, 9 August 1880, Page 4

Eutfcess No ices. pALL RECEIPT FORMS, 'printed oi \J durable paper, nud houn:l in ;usv stylt and number, at the Tihes Ofiico, Keefton'. \j on the shortest -notice, «.d at reducoc vutes, at tnc HUES Oillco. TUSTPE IVED a kr,o a W rt.ne»» o i ■ ,. Fan jy " obbins Type> nt the 'i'^H tui.ting Office, Eroadv/ay, Ilecfton. QCEIP FORSIS, p,inf,d in fiM-rtn,, O ftjle, in any color, U the : r lliEs Offiw I. roanwuy, Petfioii. rr^A^ITKK FOKYS, ™«,! T V rir,t,.l. i. X foolc-ap forn,, fo he „i,: V ;,,',. . !T1 am the'JijiEs Oti'k-cs lk-in'j.jv.. P ROOFS 0F DF.?, '",.,,, ..{]„, i-v..,,..;, A. Bmikrupuy ou s.dj ; ,t ihe o:'r;c.-"'c'j'l''-'. i 1!l P'rppftatS Of Afillh'T.t/or Pl-OxiCf nt TRf-tin:.. J^ !of Cu'Uitors, o;i sale at tiu- i iUue v! ti" er. r. '-■■^ LJ ;_^- „_ AND ...T^A 3T S .E. E P. iCI LA^])S ALIENATED or ■v.-.tra^'-a \, be alicuatecl fvcin tlieX-rown in i?v ■, rior -„ tlie coming ii^o oflPruticn tf " ;'.,,. [, ; . ; r'rsiuEii'r.,Ac ! ) 1870." may bo fcrcnuhr ;,:!,i tiie provisiors of the Act by !iji;">lu!ii!o:i iVo:: tjie pci'soi.s entitle'! thereto. Ai! Lands alienated from flic CVcvrn r.ffc ■t Ihe coming mtc operation of "r j ho Lmi-i '1 Transfer Act. 1870," arc- euhoct to, p.m must be fleal*- with, iv ni&nuer pr-.s.ribed ii the Act. TI)P follow Jr.g Jirff px:iri:p]t>3 f fllO '<-■ p=;rai.'lf i<.r Iringirg H;e laud w-.(]e\> U,e !■!■■ visions of the Liinci Trar'?:'er Act: — 1. When the Title eonfisls of a G:;r.!t. <h\t,-< en or siibscqyem to the "'"Stii I/cr-oiiiLor 2841. none of the lund included in whicl lute been cealt with — iS'licre the Certificate of title is directed to isme in _Jhe nunie of the A »plicnnt: Value of laud £■100 ... ... f*> U j Where the Ceitifioule of title is directed to issue in 'the name of the -Furc-hager: Value of land £100 1 10 ( These charges nre increased by -l-.-s -V (Assurunce Fund) for ever; nuuiiivu;. £li.O in value. 2. 'VVlten the Applicant is ihe oripi-.T Grantee, ar.d th«« land has ht'.n dvull "\>iUi; oi where t!-e. Applicant is not ilu original Grantee— ■Where the value of the laud is £100 ... ... £- 14 £ Where the value of the land £20.) 3 3 Where the value of the lnv.d 13 £30 „. ... o 12 C W here the value of tht* la»i« i.s i'4oo ... ' ... -1. 1 tr Where the value of land is ai:ove Jti-00, tht ices remise ut the r;Ue oi'4.-s2d (A?sarurce Vui>c!) for ovei>7 additiuiutl iiiVO in value. I'lieec charges ftlso ivpresi-nt the cost o: - - - - - Conveying .l d tyiu. luDStnufh us applicants to Bring land ini'ler the Act can direct the (.'titiiicutes of i itle to issue in the names 01 any other pL-rsoiis. Credit for Fees is Given, When desired by the Apj lieant in iv\ cr?« wliere the proprietor, applies lo have ihe i.m.i registered under tho Act in his own mmlc, and the ft-s may remaiu unp t't until laid is dealt with. . Any person, therefore, ttlio ivL-li?s to brinj his lamf under the proTisions of the Art. iv order thai whenever he deals with it he m y be in a position to avail himself of the facilities utlorded by ha\iiig a Eogisti-rcd 'Jitle, can do so \\ it>oufc Any Present, Cost, by allowing the fees to remain unpaid tn-tii such dealing taltea place. lie will then him a position to. JJortgnge, Transfer, Lease, or clLcrwise deal with his laud at 11 laonicat's nut Lee. '" Any Title, hutvevor long and complex, way be investigated at a cost to the Applicant- oi only Five .Shillings; lor if the Title is ree'eted all fees arereturned, with the exception oi that an»oui>t. CEETIFICATEfiToI? TITLE AUE AFCOLUTELY INDEFEASIBLE. ALL TITLES ARK GUATUSITED Bl 1 TIJE GuVJfKJN T AiJiJS"T. On all Convejances by Deed uudt-r the eld system, the cost of registration in tiie Deeds Registry, over and uhove the Solicitor's charge; is never less th;:« Fifteen fchiiiing?, fi-equei.tlj j 7ery much n.oic ; while land winch bus been bought under the provisions of " 'i'he I-;" ii; Transfer Act" cau be transferred at a tu f : ;l j cost of lUeveu Shi'lings where a whole se.-iioi. j isconveved ; and where only part is conveycii (and thereicre a iirsh (iVtriiiica!; 1 of Title i? i-ecessitated), ot Tl:i)itj-oiie SJniiin^s, winch is the highest sum allowed by the Act, >it> mutter what the value or area oi tbe Unni. Lnder the Keeulations in force 011 an«.i attci j the Ist January", l«7a. the char-o ior L crliticates of Titlte issued ujwi iicnici-.m^-: 0. Transfer is reduced to i«i i. ; !nllu^s ju a.: cases where the value oi the html « ui^ei Ten Pounds. The total cost of cxeeutii-.g a mcrtgig" o. leass of land, registwod umler tho u j wrfvo Sbillings, no matter vhot tbe aumm. involved. r , ,• A mortgage iv.vj fee traru-.erml or ...,- charged, 01 a lease trai>«ierwu or *u.-roi»Utrcc, lor i'iva bhillings. THESE 01'EEATlOiSS INVOLVE ISO X)li LAW The following are some of the arivantigcc conferred by the Land Transfer syste,, 1. It secures the principal oencuta vamx ej. vantages sougiit- to tie iUttur.ed in the j el stem oi'ivgistrstion oi tieuis. 2. It renders retrospective i::vesti-a!ion o title luj'seccstury as to ail iu;,u 10 gistcred. 3 ii sinpliiies the Titles to I'eyl Pu^cih ioi the future i 4. It umLes purchasers of lUe fee and leases peiitctiy swiue. t>. It Eimpliiits, to the nUn y.t po>sil- lt extent, the Jorms o. Uaiisfei- and ti;e u.cdcsoi coavejanre. 6. It increases the saleab'e value ofland. 1. It tends to lower lie rate o* i-itercsfc y;. loans secured en lands. 8. It gives lacilitiea ior the sab oi kiv.t estates iv alictu ents. 9, Transactions c;ia be effected at a moment's uotice, and at a mitiuiuti cost.