(3) If the registered owner does not take the action specified in the notice within the time specified, the person entitled to the benefit of the statutory charge may, subject to Part 7 of the exercise the powers of a Law of Property Act, mortgagee concerning the sale or foreclosure of land. 90. Removing statutory charge (1) A person who has a registered interest in land that has been subject to a registered statutory charge for more than 5 years may apply to the to have the statutory charge removed. (2) The application is to be accompanied by the prescribed fee. (3) On receiving the application, the Registrar-General is to give written notice of the application to the person entitled to the benefit of the charge. (4) The notice is to specify that if the person does not give the Registrar-General notice within the period specified in the notice, the will remove the statutory charge from the land register. (5) The period specified in the notice cannot be less than 30 days. (6) If the person gives the Registrar-General notice in the appropriate form and pays the prescribed fee within the time specified in the notice, the Registrar-General must not remove the statutory charge from the land register. (7) If the person does not give the Registrar notice within the time specified in the notice, the Registrar-General must remove the statutory charge from the land register. Division 4 Easements – Subdivision 1 General – 91. Creation of easement or easement in gross by registration Subject to Subdivision 2, an easement or an easement in gross over a lot may be created by registering – (a) a deed of grant granting or reserving an easement or easement in gross; or (b) an instrument of easement or easement in gross. 92. Requirements of instrument of easement or easement in gross (1) An instrument of easement must –
(3) If the registered owner does not take the action specified in the notice within the time specified, the person entitled to the benefit of the statutory charge may, subject to Part 7 of the Law of Property Act, exercise the powers of a mortgagee concerning the sale or foreclosure of land. 90. Removing statutory charge (1) A person who has a registered interest in land that has been subject to a registered statutory charge for more than 5 years may apply to the to have the statutory charge removed. (2) The application is to be accompanied by the prescribed fee. (3) On receiving the application, the Registrar-General is to give written notice of the application to the person entitled to the benefit of the charge. (4) The notice is to specify that if the person does not give the Registrar-General notice within the period specified in the notice, the will remove the statutory charge from the land register. (5) The period specified in the notice cannot be less than 30 days. (6) If the person gives the Registrar-General notice in the appropriate form and pays the prescribed fee within the time specified in the notice, the Registrar-General must not remove the statutory charge from the land register. (7) If the person does not give the Registrar notice within the time specified in the notice, the Registrar-General must remove the statutory charge from the land register. Division 4 – Easements Subdivision 1 – General 91. Creation of easement or easement in gross by registration Subject to Subdivision 2, an easement or an easement in gross over a lot may be created by registering – (a) a deed of grant granting or reserving an easement or easement in gross; or (b) an instrument of easement or easement in gross. 92. Requirements of instrument of easement or easement in gross (1) An instrument of easement must –