Land Title Act 2000
153Lodging certificate as to title
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153 Lodging certificate as to title (1) Subject to this section, an instrument affecting a lot may only be registered if a certificate as to title for the lot is lodged. (2) Subsection (1) does not apply if there is not a current certificate as to title for the lot. (3) A certificate as to title need not be lodged if the lot is to receive the benefit of a covenant or the benefit of an easement.
Land Title Act 2000 82 (4) A certificate as to title need not be lodged with any of the following: (a) a request to register a writ of execution or any other court order; (b) a transfer in pursuance of a writ of execution; (c) a transfer in pursuance of a statutory charge; (d) a transfer in pursuance of a court order; (e) a caveat; (f) a statutory charge; (g) a statutory vesting under section 64; (h) an instrument of a class of instruments that the Registrar- General's directions have dispensed with production of the certificate as to title; (j) an instrument that the Registrar-General has dispensed with production of the certificate as to title.