(1C) The notice must— S. 22(1C) inserted by (a) state that the applicant has applied for No. 48/1991 registration of the plan; and s. 20(3). (b) specify a day, being not less than 30 days from the service of the notice, before which notice of refusal to consent may be given; and (c) state that the person served with the notice is to be taken to have consented to the registration of the plan unless before the day specified in the notice the person gives to the Registrar written notice of refusal to consent. (1D) A person served with a notice under subsection S. 22(1D) inserted by (1B) must be taken to have consented to the No. 48/1991 registration of the plan if before the day specified s. 20(3). in the notice the person has not given to the Registrar written notice of refusal to consent. (1E) Where a person whose consent to the registration S. 22(1E) inserted by of a plan is required refuses to consent, the No. 48/1991 applicant for its registration may apply to the s. 20(3). Supreme Court for an Order consenting to the registration of the plan on behalf of the person whose consent was required. (1F) On the application, the Court, if satisfied that the S. 22(1F) inserted by refusal of consent was unreasonable, may make No. 48/1991 the Order sought. s. 20(3). (2) If the Registrar is satisfied that a certified plan S. 22(2) substituted by requires corrections before it can be registered, the No. 47/1989 Registrar may— s. 7(1)(e). (a) if satisfied that the corrections are minor in nature, make them, or require the applicant to make them on the certified plan, without
S. 22(1C) inserted by No. 48/1991 s. 20(3). (1C) The notice must— (a) state that the applicant has applied for registration of the plan; and (b) specify a day, being not less than 30 days from the service of the notice, before which notice of refusal to consent may be given; and (c) state that the person served with the notice is to be taken to have consented to the registration of the plan unless before the day specified in the notice the person gives to the Registrar written notice of refusal to consent. S. 22(1D) inserted by No. 48/1991 s. 20(3). (1D) A person served with a notice under subsection (1B) must be taken to have consented to the registration of the plan if before the day specified in the notice the person has not given to the Registrar written notice of refusal to consent. S. 22(1E) inserted by No. 48/1991 s. 20(3). (1E) Where a person whose consent to the registration of a plan is required refuses to consent, the applicant for its registration may apply to the Supreme Court for an Order consenting to the registration of the plan on behalf of the person whose consent was required. S. 22(1F) inserted by No. 48/1991 s. 20(3). (1F) On the application, the Court, if satisfied that the refusal of consent was unreasonable, may make the Order sought. S. 22(2) substituted by No. 47/1989 s. 7(1)(e). (2) If the Registrar is satisfied that a certified plan requires corrections before it can be registered, the Registrar may— (a) if satisfied that the corrections are minor in nature, make them, or require the applicant to make them on the certified plan, without
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