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Inangahua Times, Volume II, Issue II, 6 April 1881, Page 4

, ' Easiness Notices. : ■ > CALL FECEIPT FORMS, printod on durable paner, aud bound in »ny style and number, ut the Times Office, Reeftom ■.A ■ ■ " : " I : "■" ."' />|O&rPANtES f PAY-SHEETS supplied \J on the shortest >otic% and »t reduced rates, at, the Timbs Office. TUST RE • IVEl>a large arwrtment of fj Funer; lobbing Type, at the TntEß Vrintiiig Office, Broadway, Reefton. SCRIP FORMS, printed in first-class style, in any color, «t the ThKßs Office, Broad w«y, Peefton. _____ X iOoSFER FORMS, neatly printed, in Iscap form, to bet obtained in. any r the Times Office; Reeftoii. .> PROOFS OF DEBT, ard other Form* in Bankruptcy, on sale at. the office oi (his • paper. ; ■> ,i_J .i .-, ■ ; ■ _ * - T7ORMS:of Affidavit for Proxies «t meat ings _T;'' of Cted,itors, on tale at the office of this X AS ib TBAK SF E R AC T XAKDS ALIENATE^ > , contracted tc be alienated' from' the Crown in fee prior to the i coining into oDer«tion. ti "The Land Transfer A« r » r 1570," may be brought under the provisious of the Act by appucation from the persons- titled thereto. AH Lairds Hehated from the Crown after .the coniiiig ate operation of "The Land Transfer Jl ...1870," .are .subject to, and must *be iea with, in manner prescribed by 'theXct,' ■■ ■'■ ■'■'• '■'"■ ■'■■ ''.'■•■ . .The jfjjlowing are examples f the fee 'puyntiii! '{tf bringing the land under the pro 'tisiobß of IW Lund Transfer A dt':— 1. iWhe&tlje Title <xmsKt* of ft. Grant, dated on or subsequent to the 28th December, 1841, none of the land included jin which ' ; hai been dealt with*- 1 ■ I '^ <? '• Where tbe Certificate of title is directed ;^i«>ue iutne jiame of, the A Ypluiant: Value of laud ' ' V.. ! " ..;- :r/ '-... ft) 11 -2 Where the Certificate of: : titles is .: ... directed^so isajue io* t^e name pf- ' the Purchaser: Value of land , £100 ... ... £ '" ■'... no cr" These cittifgej: are: ineraMed- by 4s* 2d (Assurunce Fund) for .every additional • , £100 in value, ,. . ts{ When ?4 the Applicant ' ii tte ' original ' Gribte*', sod 'the* land ha» been dealt j 1 ■■;..- I with {.: or where/the Applioaat ii not t^c I .priginai Grante^— r , .. ..,"• i f\ Where the vjtuue of the land is £100 ' ...... ... ■■'-... £2 14 2 Where tfre raise bf< the land -> £Sm ;j :.. ... . ;i . : ... 3 3 Where the -value,: of, the. land is iSQ ... ;.. ' Z ... 312 6 Where *he df "ithe " lan* is ! s----*4ptt.v.:^i.' i^j/i.ij 4 A-.':-..., 4 18 Where Uio wlue of Jftud 4« Above £400, the _^ fees, acreflse at the rate of 4s 2d (A*suranee Furtd) f 6r r ove#" ? additional £100 in •^'talues^^f v -i) •iu-:iv.<\u?? • f J,, Ibmldmte* thMtntmtafo the cost' of Inasmucft as apptftants to bHng land ander ; tbeAct^"diAdCifoC«tifiMit^ of Title to wave iv the names .of any;©^r jptjtfm. ■.. -J ) ! * Crcdh^jor^eesiißi&iven,'-' '■ When >d«indr-. by .tHe JLnlieaat in ell' cases TrJhew^hß^ropritttor jappjiiea,tp have the land registered uiider, tlw A«t ( in .his oyrn aame, ' ■jw3 ti»e »»« may remain unpi'tiuitil fead is deisatiiMthi: ' ♦: '-w>; ; i r. «- « -, F ,'■ ■j.-Any. p&eoh, theififows *ha wishes to bring las land ujadej: the,pr<xTl«ioqs,of the Act, in wder thas Whenever he deals wiUi it Ec mny he hi » position to 'avairhimßeif of the ■Wfitiqr aflbrded by having a Registered Title, can.do so WitVout Any Present Cost, by allowing the fees to remaia unpaid until such dealing takes place. Hewlllthenße in a position to Mortgage,- Transfer, Leaw* *or otherwise deal with his land at a moment's notice. Any Title, ;howeyer long and complex, may be investigated astucort to the Applicant of only Five Shillings j for if the Title is reeded all fees are returned, with the exception oi ilia ia«, aunt, • . CEETIHCATES'^OF TITLE ARB AB^PTE^iTOEFBASIBLE. ALL IITLES ARE^UARANTEED BY THE GOVERKMENT. . . On all Conveyances by Deed under the old •ystem, the cost of Jegistratfeniu the Deeds Registry, over and ufeovc the golicttibr's charge, »s never less than Fifteen Shillings, frequently ' v^ry much c ; whi|e land which has been bought under the provisions of "The Laud Transier Act" can be, transferred at a total cost of Eleven Shillings where a whole section ii^onveyed j' and where only partis conveyed {Pfi4 .t^ereiore a frefh' Certificate of Title is iiecessiiated), of T Xhirity.ono Shillings, which is the highpet sum allowed by the Act, no matter what tbe value or area of the land. -Under the RegoJatidni in' force on and after* the lit Janparj, lß7S»/ fee charge fo; Certificates o£ Titlfea issued upon Aleiroranda of Tttuißfer i* reduced to sett Shflß igs in all 'caieswifire jfte valae ioflhe'Tandis under ■T.epFoundfiK ' ' \ . 1 4'h >tofid cost of executing a mortgage or )fia«e of land, registered: «i<ler the Act, is Twelve Shillings, no matter jy^at the amount ■involved. : ■'-■:; •A mortgage may be transferred or dis* charged, or a lease t*u?»ferred or surrendered lor Fife Shilling*. • THESB 01 ERATIOI»S INVOLVE KO . DELAT. The following are some of the advantages . Cfltoierretf by the Land Transfer syste-i :-< -. -jl. Jt secure* the principal benefits and advantages sought to oe attained in the ' system of registration of deeds. ST. It renders retrospective 1 in vesfigatioa. of title unnecessary as to all land re gistered. 8, Jt Iwmplifies the Titles' to Real Proper tv foMhe future ' 4. U makes purcljiaeers of Oio fee and leased perfectly secure. p. It simplifies, to th« ntmivit possible l-oit, ifce iprms oi transfer aud tue modes of conveyance. 6. It iucreaseß the saieab'e value of laud. 7. It tenjtjie^O lo*er tite ra^d o» interest ou loans eecUi-etl ou kjoJs. 8. It gives iacilities lor the iata oi larye estates in ailotir.entß. 9. TriiUsuctione can be effected at a moment's notice, and at a minimum rppt.