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Land Title Act 1994
sec.145Cancelling priority notice
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### sec.145 Cancelling priority notice
The registrar may cancel a priority notice for a lot if—
a request to cancel the notice is deposited; and
the registrar is satisfied it is unlikely the related instruments for the notice will be lodged before the notice lapses.
The registrar must give written notice of the registrar’s intention to cancel the priority notice to the person for whom the priority notice was deposited at least 7 days before cancelling the notice.
The registrar may give the notice by leaving it at, or sending it to, the address stated in the notice for the person who deposited the notice.
s 145 ins 1994 No. 81 s 526 sch 4
sub 2017 No. 10 s 39
(sec.145-ssec.1) The registrar may cancel a priority notice for a lot if— a request to cancel the notice is deposited; and the registrar is satisfied it is unlikely the related instruments for the notice will be lodged before the notice lapses.
(sec.145-ssec.2) The registrar must give written notice of the registrar’s intention to cancel the priority notice to the person for whom the priority notice was deposited at least 7 days before cancelling the notice.
(sec.145-ssec.3) The registrar may give the notice by leaving it at, or sending it to, the address stated in the notice for the person who deposited the notice.
- (a) a request to cancel the notice is deposited; and
- (b) the registrar is satisfied it is unlikely the related instruments for the notice will be lodged before the notice lapses.