sec.155Correcting unregistered instruments

### sec.155 Correcting unregistered instruments The registrar may correct an obvious error in a lodged plan of survey that is in paper form by— drawing a line through the error without making the original words illegible; and writing in the correct information; and dating and initialling the correction. The registrar may correct an obvious error in a lodged instrument (other than a plan of survey) by noting the correction— on the instrument; or if the instrument is in electronic form—in the appropriate register. The registrar may correct an obvious error in a lodged instrument only if the registrar is satisfied that the instrument is incorrect and the correction will not prejudice the rights of a person. An instrument corrected by the registrar under this section has the same effect as if the relevant error had not been made. s 155 amd 2005 No. 68 s 96 ; 2013 No. 17 s 42 (sec.155-ssec.1) The registrar may correct an obvious error in a lodged plan of survey that is in paper form by— drawing a line through the error without making the original words illegible; and writing in the correct information; and dating and initialling the correction. (sec.155-ssec.2) The registrar may correct an obvious error in a lodged instrument (other than a plan of survey) by noting the correction— on the instrument; or if the instrument is in electronic form—in the appropriate register. (sec.155-ssec.3) The registrar may correct an obvious error in a lodged instrument only if the registrar is satisfied that the instrument is incorrect and the correction will not prejudice the rights of a person. (sec.155-ssec.4) An instrument corrected by the registrar under this section has the same effect as if the relevant error had not been made. - (a) drawing a line through the error without making the original words illegible; and - (b) writing in the correct information; and - (c) dating and initialling the correction. - (a) on the instrument; or - (b) if the instrument is in electronic form—in the appropriate register.