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Land Title Act 1994
sec.177Order of registration of instruments
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### sec.177 Order of registration of instruments
Instruments affecting a lot, including instruments affecting or creating an interest in the lot, must be registered in the order in which they are lodged.
Subsection (1) is subject to section 159 .
Despite subsection (1) , if an instrument ( instrument 2 ) affecting a lot is lodged after another instrument ( instrument 1 ) affecting the lot, instrument 2 may be registered before instrument 1 if the registration of instrument 2 can not affect any interest that a person might claim under instrument 1.
An instrument of easement over a lot ( instrument 1 ) is lodged for registration. Subsequently, an instrument releasing a mortgage of the lot ( instrument 2 ) is lodged for registration. However, the registrar has given the person who lodged instrument 1 a requisition relating to instrument 1, and instrument 1 can not yet be registered. The registrar could register instrument 2 even though instrument 1 has not been registered.
s 177 sub 1997 No. 28 s 295 sch 3
(sec.177-ssec.1) Instruments affecting a lot, including instruments affecting or creating an interest in the lot, must be registered in the order in which they are lodged.
(sec.177-ssec.2) Subsection (1) is subject to section 159 .
(sec.177-ssec.3) Despite subsection (1) , if an instrument ( instrument 2 ) affecting a lot is lodged after another instrument ( instrument 1 ) affecting the lot, instrument 2 may be registered before instrument 1 if the registration of instrument 2 can not affect any interest that a person might claim under instrument 1. An instrument of easement over a lot ( instrument 1 ) is lodged for registration. Subsequently, an instrument releasing a mortgage of the lot ( instrument 2 ) is lodged for registration. However, the registrar has given the person who lodged instrument 1 a requisition relating to instrument 1, and instrument 1 can not yet be registered. The registrar could register instrument 2 even though instrument 1 has not been registered.