sec.358CCorrection of minor error in deed of grant

### sec.358C Correction of minor error in deed of grant This section applies if— a deed of grant is incorrect because of an error in issuing it; and the registrar of titles certifies that the correction of the deed of grant will not prejudice any person who holds an interest in the deed of grant. The registrar of titles would be likely to certify that a correction will not prejudice any person if the deed of grant has been issued with its lot and plan correctly described, but with its parish name incorrect. The registrar of titles must record the correction in the freehold land register. The corrected deed of grant operates as if it had originally been issued that way. In this section— deed of grant includes a deed of grant in trust. s 358C ins 2007 No. 19 s 170 (sec.358C-ssec.1) This section applies if— a deed of grant is incorrect because of an error in issuing it; and the registrar of titles certifies that the correction of the deed of grant will not prejudice any person who holds an interest in the deed of grant. The registrar of titles would be likely to certify that a correction will not prejudice any person if the deed of grant has been issued with its lot and plan correctly described, but with its parish name incorrect. (sec.358C-ssec.2) The registrar of titles must record the correction in the freehold land register. (sec.358C-ssec.3) The corrected deed of grant operates as if it had originally been issued that way. (sec.358C-ssec.4) In this section— deed of grant includes a deed of grant in trust. - (a) a deed of grant is incorrect because of an error in issuing it; and - (b) the registrar of titles certifies that the correction of the deed of grant will not prejudice any person who holds an interest in the deed of grant. Example— The registrar of titles would be likely to certify that a correction will not prejudice any person if the deed of grant has been issued with its lot and plan correctly described, but with its parish name incorrect.