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Inangahua Times, Volume VII, Issue 1060, 13 March 1882, Page 4

ft .*":"- r ! gwy.?!^*" wiw»' y_ww>.'i»r i r wwwwM*w»Ji!!j!l** Business Noiic'ss, T AN D TRANSFER ACT Jj T.AKDS A MENACED or coniracted tc he iilienute.l from the Crown in fee prior to. Hie coming into ' oneration ff "The Land' I'rinififer Aot, 1870," may bb. brought under the provision 1 * of tlm Act by application from the persons tilled thereto. j Al 1 . L»nds tienated from the Croyrn after.; the coniing otc oppration of V The Land j Trfeilsfer A 1870," are subject to, and I must bedea wilh, in nianner prescribed by the Act. The following ure exumples f the fee payable ff.r, bringing the land iitidei* the pro visions of the Ltind Transfer Act: — 1. When the. T-itle conewta of a Grant, dated on or subsequent (o the 28tb December, ■ JB4l,non'e of ihe land included in Wliich lias been dealt with — Where .five. Certificate .of tit is directed to issue in the name of the A ipHcant : Yulue of land -^ ■i' £lOti V;. ■■:;: ... ... &) %l 2 Wliere the t'eitifieate of title is directed to isuue in the name of | < "the Purchaser r Valtfe of land £100 .-■•■ ... ... iio Q rifeserdbarges ' a»e increased by 4s 2d (Assurance Fund) for every additional ilO'o in vjalue. i. :'whW "tW' Applicant, is. tbe original jQrantee, aod t^e byid ha»» been dealt ; "whJh ior Where the Applicanfc is not the • original Grantee— •• . ,» *vr vtimm<fam&mm&s .... ,£IOO ... ... .... £''$$22% h Where the"; ,f«^,!(»}ytSe) Slitoa / --'«Bf^* ;^ **£200 „. ... ... , „'/ *■ 3 •-' Wliere* the Value 1 of ihe lantf is '; £30 „. . ..,- ; 312 6 Where the. -?4u«-oftl» -land w £400 YH.iiOii .ii— W - 4 x 8 Where *ttc f value of land is above £400, the feeg| per*f |oj at] fh^ ;ate of 4» : 2d, (Asjorance Fund), lor peij additional £rOD in value. ''' '*'' '' '"'" The»» charges also represent the opst of ** ■■*'•-'*■ (foriivjitig Land. Inasmuro as applicdntflT to bring land under the Act can direct the Certificates of Title to iisue iathfrflßtnei of any other persons. Credit for Fees is Qiven, , When desired by the Applicant, in all cases where the proprietor applies to have the land registered tuider the A O , 6 .'? 1 *" 9 own i^ ame i and tlie few may remain unp \d until la ad is dealt with. , . Any person, inefefore, who wishes' to bring his land under the provisions of the Act, in order thai whenever fie deals with it he may be in a position to avail himself of the facilities affordetf by* having a Begjstered TitW,: cutfdo so WitSkoiil Any Present Cost, by allowing, the 'fern ; to .remain unpaid until such dealing liaises.. place. He will then be in a position to Mortgage, Transfer, Lease, or otherwise deal with hit land at a moment's notice. . Aay Title, howerer long and complex, may be investigated at a cost to the Applicant of only Five . Shillings ; for if tbe, Title it reectect a! fees are returned, with the exception of tha, tamouut. ....... ... .."" ■ '; , ( .', .:..■■ i ,J '■■•'■■'■.' .■-.-,..,. OEBTIFIOATES OF TITLE ARE ABSOLUTELY INDEFEASIBLE. ALL TITLES AHE CrUABAHTEttJ) B"X . THE 40VEENMENT. On all ConveyaiicßS b^ Deed fander flic old system, the cost of; registration in the Deeds itegistry, over and abovo the Solicitor's charge, is neverltifti than Fifteen Shillings, frequently very much more j while land^biob has been bought under, the. provisions of "The Land Trwsier Uct !> can bd transferred at «- total cost of .Eleven Shillings wher.e a whole section is coat eyed { pad where orijy part/ is convened (and' therefore a fresh Certificate of Tidal is necessitated), of TJiiptyorc iShilhngs, which is the highest'' sutt kllowurf by the Act, no mutter what the value or area of the land. Under Gh«J Hegulartons in force on and after the Ist January, ljftfy the charge for UertihV dates' of Title? .issued Upon .Memoranda" of Trnnsfer-'u reduced to Ten Shillings in all cases where the value of the laud is under Ten Pounds. Th total cost of executing a mortgage or lease of limd, registered under the Act,, is Twelve Shillings, no matter what the amount involved. A mortgage may be transferred or discharged, or a lease tiiat>«ferred or surrendered lor live Shillings. *' THESE 01 E.BA3IOAS INVOLVE KO .; . DELAY. The following are some ot' the advantages conlerred by tbe Land Transfer eyste<n :— 1. It secures the principal, beneiits and advantuges sougut to ue aitinned in the f\sleui olregiat ration of deeds. 2. It "renders retrospective investigation ot title uiiMeccssury un to all laud re> giblci'cd. 8, It biniplines tbe Titles to Real Pioperty lor tlio i'uturu 4. It makes purchasers of Ibe fee and leased perleuti^ secure. j>. I.i Biinpliiifj, to the ut»n «nt possible iM, the lorois o. transfer uud the tiiiM^i! ot'couvejaiu'e. 6. Jt iiiciuitsed tlio suieab c vulue of land. •». it lellU^ to lower tLe rate o' j'lterext on j it,un» seuurfd ou lauUs. ti. It gives luiilities lor tbe «ah Oi large ebiuiea in ullotu.enis. \>. J runvuciioijb v»n be effected at a Uit'ineiii'e notico, uud at v uimimuni I'Osl.. CALL REUEIPT- FORMS, printed on durable paper, uuti bpuud in uny style ami nutuber, at me liliES Ollice, Reoltoih^K* I COMPANIES' PAY-SHEETS supplied \J ou tho shortest 'ootice, and at reduced lutes, ut the 'limbs Office. T CST RE . j. IVED a largo arsortment of l) Fancy aobbiug Type, at the Times innting Office, Jiroudwuj, Keefton. i . • SCRIP FORMS, printed in first-class style, in any color, fit tbe 'A'imes Ol&ce, uioaciway, Peeilou. — |. FOIiMS, neatly printed, in lacap lorm, to be obtained m any the Times Ollice, Iteelttn. JJIiOOFS OF DEBT, and other Forms in tiunkrupuy, on sale at ibe oiljee o< this puper. TT-OTCIUS of Affidavit for Proxies at meetings V <>l t'fvtlitora, on sule at the ollice ol this er.