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Land Title Act 1994
sec.112Registering beneficiary
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### sec.112 Registering beneficiary
A person who is beneficially entitled under a will to a lot or an interest in a lot of a deceased registered proprietor may apply to the registrar to be registered as proprietor of the lot.
However, the registrar may register the person only if—
written consent is given by—
the person who is or is entitled to be the deceased’s personal representative; or
a person who, in the registrar’s opinion, would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or
a person who has obtained a grant of representation other than in Queensland and would, in the registrar’s opinion, succeed in an application for the resealing of the grant in Queensland; and
the person satisfies the registrar that the person is beneficially entitled to the lot or the interest in the lot.
s 112 amd 1994 No. 81 s 527 sch 5 ; 2005 No. 68 s 89 ; 2013 No. 23 s 131 ; 2017 No. 10 s 34
(sec.112-ssec.1) A person who is beneficially entitled under a will to a lot or an interest in a lot of a deceased registered proprietor may apply to the registrar to be registered as proprietor of the lot.
(sec.112-ssec.2) However, the registrar may register the person only if— written consent is given by— the person who is or is entitled to be the deceased’s personal representative; or a person who, in the registrar’s opinion, would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or a person who has obtained a grant of representation other than in Queensland and would, in the registrar’s opinion, succeed in an application for the resealing of the grant in Queensland; and the person satisfies the registrar that the person is beneficially entitled to the lot or the interest in the lot.
- (a) written consent is given by— (i) the person who is or is entitled to be the deceased’s personal representative; or (ii) a person who, in the registrar’s opinion, would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or (iii) a person who has obtained a grant of representation other than in Queensland and would, in the registrar’s opinion, succeed in an application for the resealing of the grant in Queensland; and
- (i) the person who is or is entitled to be the deceased’s personal representative; or
- (ii) a person who, in the registrar’s opinion, would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or
- (iii) a person who has obtained a grant of representation other than in Queensland and would, in the registrar’s opinion, succeed in an application for the resealing of the grant in Queensland; and
- (b) the person satisfies the registrar that the person is beneficially entitled to the lot or the interest in the lot.
- (i) the person who is or is entitled to be the deceased’s personal representative; or
- (ii) a person who, in the registrar’s opinion, would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or
- (iii) a person who has obtained a grant of representation other than in Queensland and would, in the registrar’s opinion, succeed in an application for the resealing of the grant in Queensland; and