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Chapter 2 · Prohibitory orders

335. Prohibitory orders ineffective until entered by Registrar

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(1)

No prohibitory order shall take effect until it has been entered by the Registrar, in accordance with this section, on the register document of title to the land to which, or an interest in which, it relates:

Provided that this section shall not apply to any such order which has been registered before the commencement of this Act under the provisions of any previous land law.

(2)

When a copy of a prohibitory order is presented to the

Registrar for registration, it shall be the duty of the Registrar to enter the order forthwith by endorsing on the said register document of title, under his hand and seal, the words “Prohibitory Order”, together with a statement specifying—

(a)

whether the order relates to the land itself or merely a particular interest therein;

(b)

the time at which the entry was made; and

(c)

the reference under which the copy of the order is filed.

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