Section 195 - Conveyancing Act 1919 - Definitions

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(1) In this Division—

miscellaneous plan means a plan that shows one or more of the following matters—

(a) the site of an interest in land in the nature of an easement, profit à prendre or restrictive or positive covenant, being an interest that is to be created, by some other instrument, after the plan is registered,

(b) survey information in relation to land the subject of some other plan,

(c) such other matters relating to land as are prescribed by the regulations,

but does not include a plan of subdivision, a plan of consolidation or a plan of identification.

plan of consolidation means a plan that shows the consolidation of 2 or more existing lots into a single lot, where there is no simultaneous redivision of them into 2 or more new lots, whether or not the plan also shows one or more of the matters referred to in paragraph (a), (b) or (c) of the definition of miscellaneous plan.

plan of identification means—

(a) a plan supporting a primary application to bring one or more existing lots under the provisions of the Real Property Act 1900, including a surround plan (being a plan that defines the external boundaries of a number of existing lots but merely refers to the existence of, and does not define the boundaries between, those lots), or

(b) a redefinition plan (being a plan that redefines the boundaries between the lots referred to in a surround plan along the same general lines as those that defined the boundaries between those lots immediately before they were brought under the provisions of the Real Property Act 1900, as referred to in paragraph (a)), or

(c) a delimitation plan (being a plan prepared for the purposes of section 28V of the Real Property Act 1900), or

(d) a plan that is registered for the purpose of showing the boundaries of land for which a folio of the Register kept under the Real Property Act 1900 has been created as a result of the correction of a misdescription of land, or

(e) a plan redefining the boundaries of an existing lot, or