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Inangahua Times, Volume III, Issue 64, 15 January 1877, Page 4

/NAU iIEOKIM FOInCB, printed on L/ durable paper, aud bound in any style and number, at the TiifM Ofiee, Beefton. nOMPAWEBS' PAY-SHKOTS supplied V -to the: shortest notww, and Rt reduced ratw.attheTnoi^Ofloe. : TtJjßs BIHWIFBI) a targe arsor^ment of tl lobbng Type, at the Txins FrintitigCiß(9e, Broadway, Beefton. SCB|9 FOBMS, printed in flrst-olais ♦tylfl,in »ny color, «fc the Truss Office, Broadway, Beefto>i. mBANSfEB FOBMS, neatly printed, in X foolscap for*, to be obtained in any nuwtet, *t t^e TrifM Offloe, Beefton. "^ f X A»l> T-BA JFSy?!B ACT LANDS AtIBNATED or contracted te be alienated from the Crown in fee prior to the contfng mi r operation of "The Land Transfer Act, 1 I^o, may be brought under the p»otision#,( 'theAotby appUcatipn from the persons ent led thereto. All Land* al bated from the Crown after the cowing info operation of " The Land Transfer J. 6 ** 18 ?^'' •" object to, and musfbedeaUlith, in manner preicribcd by the Act. ? The following are examples |, f the fee payable for bringing the land under the pro visions of the fond Transfer Acts— 1. WhentheflDltleoonsistsofaGrant, dated on or sttMflQuent to the 2§th December, 1841, n« » of the land included in wh.ich has beet dealt with— Where the ertificate of title ia directed W ssue in tfie name of the Aipjfcant: Value of land | IW II 2 Wbere th#| Certificate of title U directed Jo issue in the, name of the furibaser: Value of land jgNJQ I .' ... 110 0 These olftrge* ara inemsed by 4a 2d (Assfntnee Fund) for every additional £lO(|in valqw 2. Whei the Applicant is the original Qmitee, and the land ha* been dealt witbL or wlHre Applicant ia not the brignal Ghrantee— • Where fee value of the land is £100 F *2 1* Where She value p$ the land £200 f>" ... 53 4 Whererahe v^e of the l«wd it ' £300." > • ,"/ 12 0 Where jthe value of the land * £400 ... .» - ••• 418 Where Ithe value of land is above £400, the fees Increase at the rate of 4»2d (Assur* an<f fund) for werj additional £100 in value. These charges also, represent ti»e cost of I Conveying Land. . . I, , InasmuclMapplicaAlp to bring land under > the Act iv direct the Certificates of Tit*, to issue in tpe names of a.ny other penops. Credit for tf eea is (Jiven^ When cfesired by th.c Apt Meant in all cases where me proprietor anplies to, hava th,e land registered uncter the Apt in his own name, and thi feej may remain unpaid untij laad kSealt with. , ' , ' Aiufjoft&At therefore, who, wish;es to § his laW iuider provision* of the Act, erdetfffca't whenever^ deals with it he be $ a poiitioA to Mail himself of ttffmn afforded hy hating a, Begi«tere& TitSi cat) 3d «0, Without Any Present CosW by JuoUffcig the fees to reflaaifl un?a)d until $ix& deMhfig; takes place. He wiU then be iaHpDtMm, Mortgage, Transfer,, X^ase, oriotherwise deal with, hit land at a moment's tmtk. Any Title, howWeif long and complex, may be' iflvfl-dgate(ißtaco*t 0(;a> Applicant of vkf Fire Shillings t iqt i£ fitl? v «e---o ted all fees are returned, with the excaptior 'ofthat amount.

CEBTIPICATES OF TITLU ARE INDEFEA9OT».

■tiki JITLES ABB GUABANTEBD. B^ } TH» aOVEBNBIR«T, Qo nil Oontey*a^s by Deed under thj> old fts^m^tbe cpst of re^tration io th# peeds fie^^^oter end abo»? the Solicitor's chArge, i Shillings, frequently \ im fttwk more 5 while land; which, has been bouihiuadef the prorisioni of "The Laud Traatifer Act n can b» transferwd. at a total cotjt of filer W» Shillings wlwre swbojjs section U oonteifd, j and where' only patfia conyeyed fas therefor* a fresh CertiftoaU of TiUe is DeceMiteted), of Thirity-oae Shillings, w&ch it the higheat sum, allowed by the Act, no matter what the -jalue or are* of th* land. Vndet (Be Regulations in fofce on and after the \»t fmypy* the cb arge fof, Certificates of 3slrt issued upon Memoranda, of Transfer is ßeduced tfi Ten Sfcittiags in all «peWbent the value of the laad Is under T#n founds. . . Th* total cost of eteputiog a mortgage or lease of Ijpd, regi*.tetfd under, the. Act, is Twehre Shiuhigß, no matter what the amount involved, f, A' mortgage may bo transfuoied, o^ dif *. charged, ot sll^ase transferred or torwmdered , for Five Shp^gs.

THESE O^BATIOKS INVOI^K KO , DBLAY,

The fo^ow&g are some of the ad-wtiges trofwred by the Land transfer syit^Ji:— . 1. \t secures tl^ff principal be^el|ts and, ad* vantages .sought Uf be att^Laed in a •ystemofregutwtionpfd^eds. 2. 1$ reodets retrospective investigation of otle unnecessary as to aj^ laad re giaiered, 8, tt simplifles the Title* to Beal, ?r,op«rty for the future. 4, It makes purchasers of the fee and leaa«s wtlwtly secure* 5, 7,t iimpMei,, to, the utmost possible extent, the forms of transfer and the modes of conveyance. 6, It inoreai }ft the taj«able Yaltte ofland1. It tends to lower the rate 0t int*te«t on loans sj mttd on lands. 0, It gives Jadtitie* for toe, ttl* of large estates l llitfmeq.ta, >„ Trstieaot »s goo. be aflected at a moment a aol^ce, ap4 at a minimum W> frauds ij( tk« purchase a>»d sale of land an effe IttiDy prevent because the CertiflctfUfjfTUlainthepoM^iipu ot the VM itf shows the exact qpndition ef the eltaW, r*., if the estate be mort* giged, inciimbered.w leased. Memoranda discMng the Particulars, ot any such transactions afflicting the. estate I tft. wtjjtga tupon^tb*, CertMeate