Deeds Registries Amendment Act
If certain deeds are registered in a person’s name, the registrar must endorse the change in status or make a note, once the person applies in writing and submits the deed and proof of the facts.
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- South Africa
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- Citation
- Act 9 of 2003
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- en
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If certain deeds are registered in a person’s name, the registrar must endorse the change in status or make a note, once the person applies in writing and submits the deed and proof of the facts. The registrar must make the endorsement or note when the relevant deed and court order are submitted, and no written application is needed. For registering immovable trust property, “person” includes a trust. This section says the Act is called the Deeds Registries Amendment Act, 2003.
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