sec.94JWhen existence of charitable donation deeds must be recorded on titles

### sec.94J When existence of charitable donation deeds must be recorded on titles A non-profit organisation, that is a party to a charitable donation deed for a lot, may give the registrar of titles notice of the existence of the deed in the appropriate form. If given a notice under subsection (1) , the registrar of titles must record the existence of the deed in the freehold land register as an administrative advice on the indefeasible title of the lot. An administrative advice recorded under this section— remains recorded on the indefeasible title of the lot, despite any change in the ownership of the lot, until it is removed from the freehold land register under— section 94K ; or the Land Title Act 1994 , section 29A ; but does not prevent a person from doing any of the following under the Land Title Act 1994 — registering an interest in a lot; exercising the person’s rights under a registered interest; releasing or surrendering a registered interest. The non-profit organisation is liable for the fee payable under the Queensland Future Fund (Titles Registry) Act 2021 for depositing the administrative advice. In this section— administrative advice means an advice that is an administrative advice under the manual of land title practice kept under the Land Title Act 1994 , section 9A . s 94J ins 2023 No. 5 s 4 (sec.94J-ssec.1) A non-profit organisation, that is a party to a charitable donation deed for a lot, may give the registrar of titles notice of the existence of the deed in the appropriate form. (sec.94J-ssec.2) If given a notice under subsection (1) , the registrar of titles must record the existence of the deed in the freehold land register as an administrative advice on the indefeasible title of the lot. (sec.94J-ssec.3) An administrative advice recorded under this section— remains recorded on the indefeasible title of the lot, despite any change in the ownership of the lot, until it is removed from the freehold land register under— section 94K ; or the Land Title Act 1994 , section 29A ; but does not prevent a person from doing any of the following under the Land Title Act 1994 — registering an interest in a lot; exercising the person’s rights under a registered interest; releasing or surrendering a registered interest. (sec.94J-ssec.4) The non-profit organisation is liable for the fee payable under the Queensland Future Fund (Titles Registry) Act 2021 for depositing the administrative advice. (sec.94J-ssec.5) In this section— administrative advice means an advice that is an administrative advice under the manual of land title practice kept under the Land Title Act 1994 , section 9A . - (a) remains recorded on the indefeasible title of the lot, despite any change in the ownership of the lot, until it is removed from the freehold land register under— (i) section 94K ; or (ii) the Land Title Act 1994 , section 29A ; but - (i) section 94K ; or - (ii) the Land Title Act 1994 , section 29A ; but - (b) does not prevent a person from doing any of the following under the Land Title Act 1994 — (i) registering an interest in a lot; (ii) exercising the person’s rights under a registered interest; (iii) releasing or surrendering a registered interest. - (i) registering an interest in a lot; - (ii) exercising the person’s rights under a registered interest; - (iii) releasing or surrendering a registered interest. - (i) section 94K ; or - (ii) the Land Title Act 1994 , section 29A ; but - (i) registering an interest in a lot; - (ii) exercising the person’s rights under a registered interest; - (iii) releasing or surrendering a registered interest.