s. 44I (2) The Registrar must keep a record of every correction under subsection (1). (3) Every correction under subsection (1) is to have the same validity and effect as if the error or omission had not occurred. 44I Destruction of certificate of title S. 44I inserted by No. 23/2004 (1) On the surrender of a certificate of title pursuant s. 6. to section 44A(1)(e), the Registrar must either— (a) destroy the certificate of title; or (b) ensure that the certificate of title is marked, stamped or otherwise rendered unusable to support any further transaction in relation to land. (2) The Registrar may return a certificate of title that S. 44I(2) amended by has been rendered unusable to the registered No. 80/2009 proprietor of the land to which that certificate of s. 25. title related. (3) If a certificate of title has been surrendered pursuant to section 44A(1)(e), the Registrar must record in the relevant folio of the Register— (a) the fact that the certificate of title has been surrendered; and (b) whether or not a new certificate of title has been issued for that folio under section 27B. 44J Registrar may require production of documents S. 44J inserted by No. 23/2004 (1) For the purposes of this Act, the Registrar may by s. 6. notice in writing require any person who has lodged, or proposes to lodge, an electronic instrument in the electronic lodgement network to produce any document supporting or authenticating an electronic instrument that is required to be retained under any requirement determined by the Registrar under section 44B(2)(b).
(2) The Registrar must keep a record of every correction under subsection (1). (3) Every correction under subsection (1) is to have the same validity and effect as if the error or omission had not occurred. S. 44I inserted by No. 23/2004 s. 6. 44I Destruction of certificate of title (1) On the surrender of a certificate of title pursuant to section 44A(1)(e), the Registrar must either— (a) destroy the certificate of title; or (b) ensure that the certificate of title is marked, stamped or otherwise rendered unusable to support any further transaction in relation to land. S. 44I(2) amended by No. 80/2009 s. 25. (2) The Registrar may return a certificate of title that has been rendered unusable to the registered proprietor of the land to which that certificate of title related. (3) If a certificate of title has been surrendered pursuant to section 44A(1)(e), the Registrar must record in the relevant folio of the Register— (a) the fact that the certificate of title has been surrendered; and (b) whether or not a new certificate of title has been issued for that folio under section 27B. S. 44J inserted by No. 23/2004 s. 6. 44J Registrar may require production of documents s. 44I (1) For the purposes of this Act, the Registrar may by notice in writing require any person who has lodged, or proposes to lodge, an electronic instrument in the electronic lodgement network to produce any document supporting or authenticating an electronic instrument that is required to be retained under any requirement determined by the Registrar under section 44B(2)(b).
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