Deeds Registries Amendment Act
This section amends Section 4 so that certain common errors in two or more deeds or related documents must be corrected in all of them, unless the registrar directs otherwise for good cause shown.
- Jurisdiction
- South Africa
- Instrument
- Act or statute
- Citation
- Act 34 of 2013
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- en
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About this statute
This section amends Section 4 so that certain common errors in two or more deeds or related documents must be corrected in all of them, unless the registrar directs otherwise for good cause shown. This section amends section 38 so the registrar must issue a certificate of registered title when the original and registry duplicate title deeds are lost, destroyed, incomplete, or unserviceable, on written application by the land owner and with a diagram if required. The registrar may endorse a land description on the deed if title rectification is needed because of a survey, re-survey, or diagram error, and the owner applies in writing with the required documents and consents. The heading of section 48 is replaced to refer to special provisions about a bond over land in the Johannesburg deeds registry area and other land. This section amends section 56(1)(b) by replacing the listed persons with trustees of insolvent estates, executors under section 34 of the Administration of Estates Act, and liquidators of companies or close corporations being wound up because they cannot pay debts.
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